by soconaill | Feb 20, 2023 | Abuse, News
The Church too is in need of conversion, insisted Archbishop Eamon Martin in a wide-ranging Zoom presentation to ACI on Thursday February 16th, 2023. Dealing with ‘sin’ as the whole range of human failings that harm our relationships Archbishop Eamon...
by soconaill | Feb 16, 2023 | News, Synodal Pathway
Background Last week, from 5 to 12 February, Archbishop Martin along with thirteen other delegates from across Ireland, attended the first ever European Assembly of a Synod within the Catholic Church, in Prague, Czechia. This was one of seven continental assemblies...
by soconaill | Feb 7, 2023 | News, Synodal Pathway
‘There is an anger, a sadness, a sense of loss – including, in some cases a loss of faith’ in Ireland – as a result of ‘sexual, institutional, emotional, psychological, physical and spiritual abuse by members of the Church in...
by soconaill | Feb 3, 2023 | News
‘Synodality and evangelisation are two sides of the same coin’. So Ireland’s Julieann Moran was told recently by Cardinal Mario Grech, in a comprehensive interview now available on synod.ie – the website for the Irish Synodal Pathway. Cardinal...
by soconaill | Jan 10, 2023 | News
Archbishop Georg Ganswein, secretary to Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, is to release a book likely to identify him as in the opposition camp to Pope Francis and the ongoing global synodality process. The archbishop was personal secretary to the deceased pope from 2003...
by soconaill | Jan 10, 2023 | News
An editorial in the Manchester Guardian – one of the world’s leading left-leaning newspapers – has identified the ongoing synodality process as ‘a reform programme with its roots in the laity’ that can ‘let the winds of...
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