The Vatican has rejected the planned creation of a “Synodal Council” in a letter to the German Bishops’ Conference amid an ongoing dispute over the Synodal Path reform consultations in the Catholic Church in Germany.
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Current Catholic reform issues must focus more on fundamental problems, according to the theologians Karl-Heinz Menke and Magnus Striet.
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It’s time to get serious about youth in the Church writes Ger Gallagher, a youth minister.
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“Our reality is our Church is besieged, not from a secular culture, but from within, from what Pope Benedict famously called ‘filth’ in his letter to Irish Catholics,” writes Garry O’Sullivan.
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The Italian lawyer, Francesca di Giovanni, sees good career opportunities for women in the Vatican under Pope Francis.
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Social psychologist and priest Diarmuid O Murchu discusses how Christmas can be a unique time where adults awaken their own spiritual discipleship.
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Turning hearts of stone to hearts of flesh must become the Church’s main objective and it starts with synodality, writes Professor Eamonn Conway, a priest of the Tuam Archdiocese and Professor of Integral Human Development at the University of Notre Dame Australia.
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Describing the December edition of The Synodal Times as: “A deep dive into the incarnation and all the grittiness of humanity which Jesus embraced”, Garry O’Sullivan warns readers to brace themselves for some interesting twists.
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After the visit of the German bishops to the Vatican, the President of the German Bishops’ Conference, Georg Baetzing, wants to continue to work to strengthen the role of women in the Catholic Church.
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The outrage against sexual abuse in the Church relates not only to the fact that abuse existed, but also to the lack of action taken by Church superiors, and bishops when confronted with its ravages.
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