One in seven Jews worldwide are strictly Orthodox, or Haredi. It's a population of roughly 2 million out of 15 million Jews, ...

Archbishop João Carlos Hatoa Nunes of Mozambique’s Catholic Archdiocese of Maputo has called upon pastoral agents in his ...

The Local Ordinary of the Catholic Archdiocese of Juba in South Sudan has urged pastoral agents and the people of God in the country to embrace and foster the values of the multi-year Synod on ...

“Synodality is the walking together of Christians with Christ and towards God’s Kingdom, in union with all humanity…with the desire for a Church that is closer to people and more relational ...

“For us in Rwanda to talk about fraternity and unity is truly a message which is very well received by people — it helps people walk together and journey together — because after everything ...

The 368 voting members are clergy and lay people who will discuss “synodality,” an ambiguous concept that effectively means “a church in which everyone is called to walk together and to ...

Synodality en conjunto is the way for the voices of all cultural heritages to be reflected in the church's life as an active part of the people of God.

But synodality is also an act of faith: We believe that the Spirit of the risen Christ never leaves us to walk alone. As a campus community, we are challenged to create room for the other, finding ...

Pope Francis recently concluded the so-called Synod on Synodality, a monthlong (Oct. 4-29) gathering of Catholic bishops and lay Catholic faithful at the Vatican to discuss some of the most hot ...

Milan (AsiaNews) - "Young people have many gifts to give to the Synod. Accompanying them to Lisbon they showed me once again what it means to walk together, not only in the things we do.

When framed in this way, “listening to young people” can start to seem an impossible task. But this way of speaking may also shed some light on the sometimes opaque concept of synodality.

That way of being Church turns out to include a lot less walking together, as the Anglicans have discovered, with 85% having chosen not to walk the path.