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LIVE from the Vatican: Synod on Synodality Special Coverage | Oct. 26, 2023

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Published 27 Oct 2023

This EWTN News special from the Vatican covers the last week of the Synod on Synodality. Our hosts, Catherine Hadro, Fr. Raymond de Souza and Matthew Bunson, analyze the latest developments from the Synod with special guests. On October 26, our guests, Jonathan Liedl, Senior Editor at the National Catholic Register, and Monsignor Robert Barron, Bishop of Winona-Rochester, will delve into the key topics from the initial weeks of the Synod as it nears its conclusion. Please share your location, questions, and thoughts in the comments.

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@sebleasfaw23686 months ago The Foundation of OUR church is the King OUR LORD JESUS who are we to modernize or change his words to accommodate people 😢Really JESUS said the road is narrow if we’re his followers we can’t change I use to say I’m proud Catholic still I’m but I admire the Orthodox how they keep their foundation I wonder the world 🗺 is in the shape what we a catastrophe we’re witnessing 😢😢😢😢😢😢SHAME ... 2
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@owensclock6 months ago The storm clouds in the background are appropriate., especially if we're talking about "re imagining": the church from the ground up! 1
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@josephmcdonald30726 months ago How about real questions about Rupnik, about New Ways, about gag order on synod?
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@josephmcdonald30726 months ago How about faithful laity and clergy being persecuted?
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@josephmcdonald30726 months ago How about Barron calling for resignation of Francis?
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@josephmcdonald30726 months ago How about bishop Strickland being persecuted?
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@sophiachavez33776 months ago I can tell you exactly what happened in this SoS, NOTHING!
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@LuciaAbundo6 months ago ❤I was surprised when I heard the issue on Synod on Synodality about the blessing on same sex union and the female priesthood.sorry If I'm wrong. This means that the Church exploring for church development? The church embrace everyone? Or it makes the church devided? I hope that the product of synod on synodality (walking or journey together) is the will of the Holy Spirit, for His Church. ...
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@josephmcdonald30726 months ago How about a ban on synodal buzzwords? Laity are fed up.
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@AdithiaKusno6 months ago As a subdeacon in a sui juris Byzantine Catholic Church I don't see any reason why would Pope Francis or the College of Bishops would be willing to risk schism. Look at Anglican communion after they approve gay marriage, now the communion only compromise 20% membership. That's -80% collapse. Instead it's more likely that Pope Francis and the College of Bishops may resurrect the ancient rite of adelphopoiesis. Where the Church can publicly offer incense and liturgy for individual person struggling with same sex attraction to pursue holiness. We see how such holy life is possible with St John Henry Newman and Fr Ambrose St John. They lived together in chastity. And they are buried together. What greater love than one who gives life to another. This blessing will upset both radical traditionalist and radical progressive. Because the Church not condemning gay people and not approving gay marriage. This is the middle way. And in regards of women role it's possible that the Pope and the College of Bishops will resurrect a lay extraordinary minister of preaching. St Phoebe, St Tecla, St Priscilla, and St Mary of Magdala were all preachers. This will bypass the issue of woman ordination because then women would have access to lead wedding, lead funeral, do hospital visitation with Eucharist and blessed oils, do baptism, and even administer penance. During the time of St Cyprian he grant abbott and deacon to hear confession, administer penance, and grant certificate of indulgence with the bishop's seal to absolve sin delegated by bishop's authority. During the Black Death popes even extend penance to abbesses. Once this is extended to lay extraordinary ministers then the debate on woman ordination is evaded entirely. As a clergy I don't have private opinion. But reading from the writings on the wall I don't see any changes in dogma. It will be the same dogma expressed in new theological expressions. Similar to theological development on slavery. Same revelation but our understanding of that revelation is deeper and clearer because we stood upon giants who faithfully articulate the faith once delivered. ...
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@a_reasonable_faith5 months ago In my opinion EWTN has done a poor job of accurately presenting what the synod actually is AND the fact that church teachings are NOT going to change no matter what synod participants say or desire. The Church will never ordain women priests or bless same-sex unions. None of the faithful have to worry about that. The only thing about the synod that should be concerning is the fact that these things are even being discussed. That being said, it's not going to change anything, it's just sad. It is good for the Pope to get a glimpse of the attitudes and misunderstandings held by Bishops and laity, and it provides an opportunity for direction and correction. It's great that he is listening, but nobody needs to worry about his response. You can know with absolute certainty that he will never err in his teachings regarding matters of faith and morals and the Church will remain undefiled in her teachings until the end of time. If you hear anything to the contrary, you can rest assured that its either a straight up lie or a misunderstanding. ...
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@Jimboken16 months ago Blah blah....it's perfectly ordinary......blah blah......respect tradition....whilst welcoming change....blah blah....... we haven't been orchestrated like puppets on strings and Francis' coterie....blah...exciting....blah blah---representative of the people of God ....blah ... 1
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@sophiachavez33776 months ago Since when is Spanish the language of the majority of Catholics? The official language of 60 countries is English while Spanish is the official language of only 20, 18 of them in Latin America. Approximately 1.5 billion people speak English while only about 595 million people speak Spanish. There is no evidence to support your statement. ...
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@josephmcdonald30726 months ago Get a real life commentators. Stop talking down to faithful laity.