From Collegiality to Synodality: Promise and Limits of Francis’s ‘Listening Primacy’

Faggioli, Massimo

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“…He advocates for synodal reform through new institutions of synodality. 75 When Gaillardetz examines the hierarchy, he first refers to my essay on hierarchicalism, which appeared last year in Theological Studies on the toxic culture of the hierarchy. 76 There I argued against the frequent use of the concept of "clericalism" as inadequate to capture the true focus of needed reform in the church.…”

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Restoring Social Trust: From Populism to Synodality

Keenan

2023

Theological Studies

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Social trust has been compromised locally, nationally, and globally, and very recently more and more social scientists, ethicists, theologians, and civic leaders have highlighted its necessity for the function of social life. This article reviews the ways that social trust has been jeopardized and engages indicators that attempt to find where the trust is most at risk and what the better responses to it might be. It then turns to two collective gatherings, populism and synodality, to consider how we might better respond to these different forms of collective movements or gatherings so as to further the restoration of social trust.

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Section: Synodalitymentioning

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Restoring Social Trust: From Populism to Synodality

Keenan

2023

Theological Studies

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“…25 Apa yang dikatakannya Paus Fransiskus terwujud secara konsisten dalam aneka pengajarannya mulai dari Evangelii Gaudium, Laudato Si, dan Amoris Laetitia maupun tindakan kongkrit seperti yang dilakukannya saat merestrukturisasi Kuria. 26 Di Evangelii Gaudium Paus dari 'ujung dunia ini' memanggil program reformasi dalam tubuh Gereja agar dapat mewartakan Injil secara lebih nyaring. Relasi Gereja dan dunia, relasi klerus dan umat, harus dirombak.…”

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Membangun Gereja yang Mendengarkan. Belajar dari Keuskupan Manado

Wibowo¹,

Sujoko²,

Wuritimur³

2023

Med

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This article aims to reveal several points regarding the quality of listening in building a synodal Church by learning from listening experiences among the Catholics of Manado Diocese. By using a phenomenological approach, we want to describe the experiences of Catholics in listening interactions in their lives of faith, and how people interpret that experience. The data collection was obtained in conjunction with the focus group discussion process which was carried out in this diocese ahead of the 2023 Synod of Bishops. It was found that both positive qualities and challenges can be found in various communities, lay and clergy, leaders of the people and the people they lead. By carefully appreciating these aspects in the light of Church models, the article provides strategic suggestions for reflection and pastoral action not only in Manado Diocese but also for the wider Church to build a better listening Church.

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“…38 The relationship between the collegiality of the bishops and synodality in the Church is controversial since these are rooted in different ecclesiologies and as such which will require more study and discernment. 39 Nonetheless, synodality in the Church should not mean that the bishops and theologians (aside from bishops who are theologians) have the same authority in matters of faith and morals, nor that they are in competition with each other. Synodality should recognize the mission or role that each has in the Church.…”

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Synods in Newman’s ecclesiology and in the twenty first century

Velez-Giraldo¹

2023

The Downside Review

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In his Arians of the Fourth Century (1833), John Henry Newman began his study of synods, and the Church’s Tradition and Magisterium. In two later texts, On Consulting the Faithful in Matters of Doctrine (1859) and the Preface to the Third Edition of the Via Media (1877), he articulated important notions for ecclesiology and for the contemporary theological concept of synodality. These works offer theological and historical foundations for the role of episcopal authority, the exercise of the sensum fidelium, and the work of theologians, applicable to the Church’s synods and synodality. Furthermore, in his Development of Christian Doctrine (1845) Newman provided useful notes to ascertain or validate authentic doctrinal development. His writings shed light on synodality in the Church today, in particular on the German Synodal Path.

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From Collegiality to Synodality: Promise and Limits of Francis’s ‘Listening Primacy’

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Restoring Social Trust: From Populism to Synodality

Restoring Social Trust: From Populism to Synodality

Membangun Gereja yang Mendengarkan. Belajar dari Keuskupan Manado

Synods in Newman’s ecclesiology and in the twenty first century

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