Vatican’s Synod on Synodality Organizers Say Synod is ‘Fruit’ of Second Vatican Council

[Michie]

The CDF document noted that in the history of the Church, synods and councils were nearly interchangeable terms for formal ecclesiastical assemblies.


VATICAN CITY — In a message marking the 60th anniversary of the opening of Vatican II, the organizers of the Synod on Synodality called the Synod of Bishops a “fruit” of the council.

Quoting Pope Francis, the synod’s general secretariat on Monday said the synod was “indeed one of [the Council’s] most precious legacies.”


“The purpose of the synod was and remains to prolong, in the life and mission of the Church, the spirit of the Second Vatican Council,” the message said.

“The concept of ‘synodality’ is found throughout the council, even though this term (only recently coined) is not found expressly in the documents of the ecumenical assembly.”

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Vatican’s Synod on Synodality Organizers Say Synod is ‘Fruit’ of Second Vatican Council

 

[chevyontheriver]

The CDF document noted that in the history of the Church, synods and councils were nearly interchangeable terms for formal ecclesiastical assemblies.


VATICAN CITY — In a message marking the 60th anniversary of the opening of Vatican II, the organizers of the Synod on Synodality called the Synod of Bishops a “fruit” of the council.

Quoting Pope Francis, the synod’s general secretariat on Monday said the synod was “indeed one of [the Council’s] most precious legacies.”


“The purpose of the synod was and remains to prolong, in the life and mission of the Church, the spirit of the Second Vatican Council,” the message said.

“The concept of ‘synodality’ is found throughout the council, even though this term (only recently coined) is not found expressly in the documents of the ecumenical assembly.”

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Vatican’s Synod on Synodality Organizers Say Synod is ‘Fruit’ of Second Vatican Council

B as in B, S as in S.

There have been synods through Church history but this current stuff is an excuse to violate the Church in the name of a supposed 'sensus fidelium' that is really only the sense of a bunch of dissidents amounting to about one percent of Catholics.