Synodal Reflections
Stefan GigaczThis substack contains my occasional posts on synodal issues, particularly regarding the role and vocation of lay people in the world and the Church, the lay apostolate.
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Synod Final Document: Initial reactions
Synod participants (Credit: Synod.va)
Lay movements challenge Synod to prioritise lay apostolate
At a special Mass celebrated in the Domitilla Catacombs in Rome, fifty lay leaders from thirty countries working with international lay apostolate movements adopted a declaration addressed to participants at the Second Session of the Synod ...
What of the 99%
Last month the Australian Cardijn Institute published its submission to the Second Assembly of the Synod on Synodality focusing on the mission and vocation of lay people.
The Synod’s missing associative dimension
When Saint (Pope) John XXIII called Vatican II in 1959, he looked upon it in a traditional sense as a council of bishops. Even when he set up the Preparatory Commissions, including a commission on lay apostolate that he established of his o...
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I'm an Australian researcher and writer with a special focus on the life and work of Joseph Cardijn, founder of the Young Christian Workers (YCW) or Jeunesse Ouvrière Chrétienne (JOC).
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