Pope closes Synod
In the end, Pope Francis steered his synod toward a soft landing
The left-leaning ethos of the synod was perhaps most clear on Oct. 24, when Argentine Cardinal Victor Manuel Fernandez, prefect of the Vatican’s Dicastery of the Faith, held an open meeting with roughly 100 participants to discuss the role of women.
Happy Sunday. Earlier this weekend in Rome, participants wrapped up meetings that Pope Francis earlier this year said he ...
The text also addresses accountability measures, calling for enhanced financial transparency, and protocols for abuse ...
Pope Francis' three-year consultation on the future of the Catholic Church concluded on Oct. 26, outlining the institution's ...
Fr. James Martin shares his five insights from the synod's final document, just approved by Pope Francis and published by the ...
Cardinals Grech and Hollerich urge a welcoming, participatory mission that reflects shared experiences and unity ...
On Saturday, Pope Francis made the unprecedented decision to accept the final document from the Synod of Synodality as ...
Synod observers, especially those who feel like the document has not gone “forward” enough, would do well to learn from ...
The central insight of Vatican II is that we are all enjoying equal dignity as Christians by our baptism,” Canadian Cardinal ...
Archbishop Paul D. Etienne of Seattle, a papally-appointed member of the Synod of Bishops, said that as the second synod ...
In the Vatican, the super Synod concluded after a month quietly, without disgrace and without praise. Above all, without ...
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