The upcoming synod on synodality will be a two-year process of meetings at the levels of dioceses, episcopal conferences, the bishops of each continent, before a final meeting of bishops in Rome. https://t.co/ilMDFkW4dZ
— Ed. Condon (@canonlawyered) May 21, 2021
Benedict XVI has written to a minor seminary in Poland, saying that he is delighted to see “how in Poland still blossoms what in Germany has withered.” https://t.co/5XkYGoJFQS
— Catholic News Agency (@cnalive) May 20, 2021
Pope Francis is known for his off-hand criticism of legalists, lawyers, and "doctors of the law." But he appears poised to enact his two most significant legal changes, which, more than anything else, could define his legacy. Analysis via @canonlawyered https://t.co/0OZWc2oQc7
— The Pillar (@PillarCatholic) May 20, 2021
Every papacy is a collective enterprise. It’s the pontiff who gets the credit or the blame, but often their finest moments depend heavily on the labor of others who fade into the woodwork when the moment passes.https://t.co/ohdLAce3eX
— Crux (@Crux) May 20, 2021
Pope joins global elite to plan for world after Covid: Pope Francis and leading Vatican officials have held a meeting with many members of the world’s global financial elite on how to reshape the world after the #COVID19 pandemic.https://t.co/ulDqZ96UNj
— John Stone (@Johnthemadmonk) May 18, 2021
#PopeFrancis will open the Italian bishops’ 74th General Assembly at a Rome hotel on May 24. The theme will be "Proclaiming the Gospel in a time of rebirth - To start a synodal journey.” Francis has been pushing for a synodal path in Italy since 2015. pic.twitter.com/h8R13OiA4B
— Edward Pentin (@EdwardPentin) May 20, 2021
