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Synodality

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Oct 30, 2026

William JenkinsGUEST
19:27
And if they're going to show up at the door of St. Peter's with any vestiges of Catholicism, they're going to have the door slammed in their face.
William JenkinsGUEST
19:34
Why do they continue pretending that they can reconcile Catholicism with, again, modernism? Catholicism, the Catholic Church with the Church of the Synodality, right? It's
Thomas NagleyHOST
19:48
impossible.
Thomas NagleyHOST
19:50
I shared the same thought, Father, about the communist peace or the Islamic peace.
Raymond ArroyoHOST
18:20
Is Ireland becoming a new Germany here?
Gerald MurrayGUEST
18:24
It sounds that way because, of course, this is where synodality is.
Gerald MurrayGUEST
18:29
Synodality represents a group of chosen lay people, therefore previously known, but in what way can we say that that represents the totality of the Catholic laity in Ireland? I don't know.
Gerald MurrayGUEST
18:44
But on the other hand, doctrine is not up for a vote.
Gerald MurrayGUEST
18:47
You know, we are not like Protestant churches, which for them, every believer can interpret the scriptures as he or she wants.
Festus TarawaliHOST
7:27
Rectors of major seminaries from across South and Africa are meeting in Pretoria, South Africa, to explore how listening, dialogue and shared responsibility can become an integral part of the formation of future priests.
Festus TarawaliHOST
7:41
The five-day workshop, running from the 26th to the 30th of October, forms part of the implementation of the Synod on Synodality.
Festus TarawaliHOST
7:49
The gathering has been organized by the African Synodality Initiative in collaboration with the inter-regional meeting of the bishops of Southern Africa known as Mbisa.
Festus TarawaliHOST
8:00
The aim of the initiative is to develop a curriculum that will help prepare future priests to serve in a more synodal church, one that places listening, communal discernment and the participation of the whole people of God at the heart of its mission.
Festus TarawaliHOST
8:15
The Catholic Bishops of Ghana have launched a new policy to strengthen technical and vocational education in church-run institutions.
Josh ClaytonGUEST
45:43
Unfortunately, sometimes small groups get pushed to the side because we think we can do other things much easier than having to work with a small group.
Josh ClaytonGUEST
45:52
Synodality is all about that.
Josh ClaytonGUEST
45:54
Us coming together and listening to the Holy Spirit guide us.
Josh ClaytonGUEST
45:59
This week, think about your small group that you're part of.
Josh ClaytonGUEST
1:58
Unfortunately sometimes small groups get pushed to the side because we think we can do other things much easier than having to work with a small group.
Josh ClaytonGUEST
2:06
Synodality is all about that.
Josh ClaytonGUEST
2:09
Us coming together and listening to the Holy Spirit guide us.
Josh ClaytonGUEST
2:13
This week, think about your small group that you're part of.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:03
Robert McTeigue.
Robert McTeigueHOST
0:05
We've gotten to the point, which is kind of an absurd, it's like a Marx Brothers movie, where you say, synodality is the central characteristic of the church.
Robert McTeigueHOST
0:14
Synodality is experienced at synods.
Robert McTeigueHOST
0:16
The next synod is canceled, because it's not sufficient to express synodality.
Robert McTeigueHOST
0:21
So we invent a new thing called ecclesial assemblies.
Robert McTeigueHOST
0:24
Wait a minute.
Charles BurfordGUEST
1:45
Oh, hi, Geraldine.
Geraldine DoogueHOST
1:47
Synodality after the synod is not an option.
Geraldine DoogueHOST
1:51
That's John Warhurst's sort of summary in the introduction to your book, which follows your 2021 book, which I got a lot from, Leadership in a Synodal Church, that accompanied our plenary council as the global synod was gearing up.
Geraldine DoogueHOST
2:05
And you do say in this book, leaving Rome, look, it's quite strong.

20 MINS LATER

Anne BenjaminGUEST
22:06
Can I come in there? I mean, it's a complex word, and I don't care if people in the pews don't use the word synodality.
Anne BenjaminGUEST
22:14
My thing is, as long as they experience it, and your question, Geraldine, what is it? The first chapter that we wrote for this book was about mission.
Anne BenjaminGUEST
22:22
Synodality, the walking together, the openness, the collaboration, it all has to have a purpose, and that purpose is focused on the mission, and that mission is the gospel.
Anne BenjaminGUEST
22:32
The mission is that people hear about the surprising compassion of God.
Anthony StineHOST
18:57
I have critiqued them in the past for saying we're being a little on the moderate side when it comes to things, a little restrained, not thinking there's a crisis in the church enough to warrant the action of the SSPX and the rest, but they're calling it a new church.
Anthony StineHOST
19:15
I know there's a whole cottage industry now of these formerly traditional commentators and podcasters and bloggers and the rest telling you, no, they didn't launch a new religion at Vatican II, and no, they're not launching a new religion at the Synodality, and no, this isn't the ape of the church.
Anthony StineHOST
19:30
In fact, you should stop calling it the ape of the church, yada, yada, yada.
Anthony StineHOST
19:32
I know that's happening.
Anthony StineHOST
0:05
You'll remember that I recently showed a clip on the channel of a bishop from Africa at the Synod on Synodality, the never-ending, decade-long synod that has now gone on for at least twice as long as Vatican II did, that he was talking about a paradigm shift in the Church, needing to take on new ways of being families and new ways of being Church, and yada, yada, yada.
Anthony StineHOST
0:28
All the typical destructive stuff about being Church.
Anthony StineHOST
0:33
Archbishop Vigano has issued a response to it, but he did so by including the full video.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:43
here.
Anthony StineHOST
0:46
And here is that Bishop.
Anthony StineHOST
0:49
This is according to Michael Haynes, the Amoris Laetitia conference member speaking on a paradigm shift in the church at the Synod on Synodality press conference, to which Vigano gives the response.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:00
I would say that the experience I had is of a church that is moving convincingly and joyfully to the full realization of the vision of the Second Vatican Council and the Synod on Synodality.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:21
This is the first major gathering or assembly of bishops since the Synod on Synodality And you could see the fruits of this emerging church, a church that
Anthony StineHOST
2:16
If you caught any of my earlier live streams or if you watched the news video I put up today, that has a common theme in the church today.
Anthony StineHOST
2:25
There was a Vatican theologian from the Synod on Synodality and the Morris Letitia Synod, who was overtly calling for the Church to change its teachings on morality.
Anthony StineHOST
2:37
This cardinal is from Africa.
Anthony StineHOST
2:41
So there you go.

19 MINS LATER

Anthony StineHOST
21:42
They cause this in the church.
Anthony StineHOST
21:46
I'm not blaming digital media here.
Anthony StineHOST
21:50
Quoting the synthesis report from the first session of the Synod on Synodality, quote, digital culture represents a fundamental change in the way we conceive of reality and consequently relate to ourselves, one another, our surroundings, and even to God, especially among younger generations.
Anthony StineHOST
22:03
This culture is characterized not only as is often emphasized by broader access to knowledge, but also by a shift in the very categories of thought and ultimately in the way we relate to reality.

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