Tag: synodality
Why Indigenous knowledge matters to future generations?
An Indigenous Filipino youth reflects on how tradition, community, and shared responsibility shaped his commitment to protect culture and creation
Peter and Paul won’t leave us alone
The Catholic Church has spent recent years speaking a great deal about synodality—walking together, listening together, discerning together
Thai Catholic leaders discuss synodality, mission to the poor
Catholic leaders examined how synodality can shape Church ministry, social outreach and accompaniment of vulnerable communities
Thai Catholics urged to take larger role in church, society
A nationwide gathering explored how laypeople can contribute to evangelization, community life and social transformation
The wounded heart still has something to say
The heart that was wounded on a Friday and open again by Sunday was not, after that, a cautious heart. It still bore the marks
Other face of clericalism
Clericalism is not limited to clergy. The deeper challenge lies in how power shapes institutional culture and relationships
Women take on expanded leadership roles as Church advances synodal reforms,...
Women gain wider leadership roles in Catholic Church as synodal reforms reshape governance, participation, and decision-making across global and local levels
Witnessing hope and sustaining solidarity with the Anawim (Poor)
The most troubling reality is not only that injustice exists, but that it has become familiar. Things that should disturb us, but no longer do
In Thailand’s border village, synodality is lived long before it is...
On Thailand’s borderlands, a mountain village quietly lives synodality through shared grief, faith, and the simple act of walking together
Thai government, Church leaders meet to promote dialogue and coexistence
Government and Church leaders affirm cooperation and interfaith dialogue during a Christmas visit promoting coexistence in Thailand
















