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The Contribution of Eugenio Corecco to Understanding the Synodality of the Church
The Authors of the article, guided by the challenges of the modern Catholic Church regarding the promotion of the concept of synodality, analyze the invaluable contribution of Eugenio Corecco, a well-educated lawyer and theologian, the bishop of Lugano
René Roux
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Aspects of Synodality in Recent Catechetical Documents: The Directory for Catechesis and Antiquum Ministerium [PDF]
This article seeks to draw out the implications of synodality as journeying together in some aspects of the Directory for Catechesis (2020) and of Antiquum Ministerium (2021).
Carl-Mario Sultana
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The Council of Jerusalem in Acts 15 and synodality [PDF]
The Apostolic Council or consultation of Jerusalem, as recounted in Acts 15, is often perceived to be an important, if not decisive, moment in the development of the early Christian Church.
McKinney, Stephen
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“The way God expects the Church to go in the third millennium”. Synodality in the Catholic Church today: theological aspects and challenges [PDF]
The article is devoted to the consideration of such a phenomenon in theology and ecclesiology of the modern Catholic Church as synodality. In October 2021, the first phase of the XVI General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops of the Catholic Church ...
Alexey Maksimov
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Synodality: Communion, participation and mission in action
The article used the current Synod on Synodality 2021–2023 as a road map to reinforce understanding of synodality, communion, participation and mission. It extracted some theological lessons the non-Catholics can learn from this synod.
Kelebogile T. Resane
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The article deals with the ecclesiology of the local Church and synodality. Both topics have been present in Catholic theology since the time of the Second Vatican Council, which laid the foundation for the ecclesiology of the local/particular Church ...
Janusz Bujak
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Synodality, Community, and the Margins [PDF]
Synodality is generally understood to represent a process of discernment-with the aid of the Holy Spirit-involving bishops, priests, religious, and lay Catholics, each according to the gifts and charisms of their vocation.
Cruz, Gemma Tulud
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“Journeying Together:” Does a Synodal Church Improve Respect for the Human Person?
This paper will discuss the question of whether synodality is sufficient to address those "systemic" causes that have often led to sexual abuse. A distinction will be made between synodality as an attitude and a synodically structured church constitution.
Daniel Bogner
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This paper aims to present, based on the Church’s current teaching on synodality, the attempt at synodality of the Catholic Church in Czechoslovakia, which was entitled The Decade of Moral and Spiritual Renewal of the Nation.
Katarína Russinová
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Jethro and Moses in Dialogue (Exodus 18: 8–26): Ethics of Communitarian Responsibility
Jethro’s dialogue with his son-in-law, Moses, in the Book of Exodus 18: 8–26 can be summarised according to the four-fold elements of subsidiarity, communitarian responsibility, delegation, and synodality, which lead to focus in life. The Elder priest of
Paul Sciberras
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