Synod: Reports published on relations between bishops, consecrated life, and ad limina visits
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Synod: Reports published on relations between bishops, consecrated life, and ad limina visits
The General Secretariat of the Synod on Tuesday released the Final Report of Study Group No. 6 on the review, from a synodal and missionary perspective, of the documents on relations between bishops, consecrated life, and ecclesial associations. It also released the second part – concerning ad limina visits – of the Final Report of Study Group No. 7 on certain aspects of the figure and ministry of the bishop from a synodal and missionary perspec…
Shared criteria for discerning new institutions, a delegate for consecrated life in every diocese, and contracts or memorandum of understanding covering formation, gender equality, remuneration and the administration of assets. And an ad limina Visit prepared with the enter local Church, experienced as an “exchange of gifts” in a dialogue that is not “one-directional”, and subject to independent evaluation. The post Vatican Unveils New “Synodal …
The news The Synod proposes binding agreements between bishops and congregations was first published in Last Minute Religious News New Life The relationship between dioceses and religious congregations could no longer depend on informal agreements or the goodwill of their leaders. The Synod proposes that bishops and religious institutes sign “compulsory agreements” that regulate in writing such sensitive issues as pastoral mission, formation, r…
"There is no mission without conversion relations," says Cardinal Grech in presenting the results of the reports of study rupes six and seven.
The reports given to Leo XIV propose to expand the participation of religious and lay people in ecclesial structures and reform ad limina visits: the People of God would intervene in the preparation of the report that the bishops send to Rome, a diocesan delegation could accompany them and an independent commission would periodically evaluate the process. [...]
Regulating and deepening the relationship between new movements and communities and dioceses, increasing cooperation between episcopal conferences and consultative bodies of religious superiors, and changes in the preparation of reports before ad limina visits, as well as in the reception of these visits and the group of participants – these are some of the changes proposed by Synod Groups 6 and 7. General Secretariat of the Synod The article "W…
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