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American Catholics need to shed some habits to get in the synodal spirit
This short article is worth reading as we are engaged in holding and participating in synodal gatherings: Rene by Michael Sean Winters This article appears in the Synod on Synodality feature series. View the full series. The conversations about the synodal process...
New Year’s Blessing
May synodal gatherings fill every corner of the world in this New Year We hope you are already engaged in gathering with others to listen to the Spirit and to each other as you share your insights into communion, participation, and the mission of our Church in...
CCRI synod sessions Choice
Subject: CCRI online gatherings Thank you for expressing interest in being part of our CCRI online synodal gatherings. We are now offering a new set of online initial gatherings. It is our belief that this call of Pope Francis encouraging us to gather in small groups...
Concerns about the outcome of this synodal process
If you share Mary Hunt’s concerns about the outcome of this synodal process still being left in the hands of the bishops, let us address this in our own synodal gatherings. Let us use this opportunity to share with one another what is within our power to make this...
Pope Francis invites us to share his dream
The Pope is listening and eager to hear from all the people Pope Francis is listening and eager to hear from all the people - not only those who are regular Mass attendees but even those who've walked away from the institutional Church valuing their personal faith...
The Pope is listening and eager to hear from all the people
Please read and share this article with your bishop or pastor: Pope to Begin Synodal Process With Mass in St. Peter’s Basilica | Catholic New York (cny.org).
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The article reports that the pope formally opened the synod process last Sunday and is urging the bishops of every diocese to open the process in his diocese this Sunday Oct. 17. Call your pastor or bishop and ask him what the plans are for initiating this synod in your diocese. Let him know that you want to be involved and willing to offer your help.