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COMMENTARY: The Catholic Church’s primary role remains: It is an instrument of the salvation of souls.
From what can be gathered from the publicly restricted discussions at the Synod on Synodality, delegates talked a great deal about welcoming and inclusion, about some potentially radical changes in Church governance, and specific issues such as women’s ordination, homosexuality and immigration.
The focus, therefore, appears to have so far been primarily on the temporal, on matters clearly pertaining to this world and mostly according to merely worldly perspectives, both regarding the Church and society.
Continued below.
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From what can be gathered from the publicly restricted discussions at the Synod on Synodality, delegates talked a great deal about welcoming and inclusion, about some potentially radical changes in Church governance, and specific issues such as women’s ordination, homosexuality and immigration.
The focus, therefore, appears to have so far been primarily on the temporal, on matters clearly pertaining to this world and mostly according to merely worldly perspectives, both regarding the Church and society.
Continued below.
The Synod on Synodality, St. Thérèse and the Unspoken Reality of Perdition
COMMENTARY: The Catholic Church’s primary role remains: It is an instrument of the salvation of souls.
