by Rene Reid | Nov 17, 2025 | CCRI News, CCRI News, Get Involved, Get Involved, Newsletters, Staying Involved in Synodal Process
Australian Catholic Coalition for Church Reform (ACCCR) and Garrett Publishing presented on November 6, 2006 PRIESTS AND SYNODALITY IN AUSTRALASIA Here is the link for the recording of the ACCCR webinar on Priests and Synodality in Australasia, 6 November 2025:... by Rene Reid | May 25, 2025 | CCRI News, Get Involved, Newsletters, Staying Involved in Synodal Process
June 9, 2025 Join our global seminar on Non-Positional Thinking led by Dr. Ariane David. We live in a time when political and cultural divisions feel unbridgeable. Facts don’t change minds. Debates go in circles. People aren’t just disagreeing—they’re digging in. The... by Rene Reid | May 21, 2025 | CCRI News, Get Involved, Newsletters, Staying Involved in Synodal Process
Wednesday 21st May, 2025 The life and example of Archbishop Oscar Romero For those who missed any of the earlier sessions, we encourage you to listen to these recordings: Introductory presentation exploring similarities between the rise of Adolf Hitler during Nazism... by Rene Reid | May 14, 2025 | CCRI News, Get Involved, Newsletters, Staying Involved in Synodal Process
Our series continues on 1933 Germany: Are we repeating history? Our last presentation and the next cover the role of Christians who have opposed dictatorial governments. With the rise of autocracies, it is vital that Christians are alert to the dangers they pose. For... by Rene Reid | May 8, 2025 | CCRI News, Get Involved, Newsletters, Staying Involved in Synodal Process
1933 Germany, are we repeating history? Continuation of the Series For those who missed the first two sessions, we encourage you to listen to these recordings: Introductory presentation exploring similarities between the rise of Adolf Hitler during Nazism and the rise... by Rene Reid | May 1, 2025 | CCRI News, Get Involved, Newsletters, Staying Involved in Synodal Process
Gathered in Rome for general congregations ahead of the conclave to elect the next pope, cardinals received their first meditation April 29, delivered by Benedictine Father Donato Ogliari. He offered a spiritual portrait of the next pope as Christ-centered, attentive...