School for Synodality
School for Synodality
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Exploring with guest speakers how to become a listening Church, and what the practice of Synodality looks like in our own communities.
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The podcast centers on themes related to Synodality, such as discerning the signs of the times, understanding power and trust dynamics within church communities, and exploring best and worst practices in community engagement. Episode examples include discussions with facilitators on the importance of becoming a listening Church, as well as critical analyses of practices observed during the first synod assembly.
Exploring with guest speakers how to become a listening Church, and what the practice of Synodality looks like in our own communities.
The final episode of our Practising Synodality Podcast Series explores ‘Becoming a Synodal Community’. Avril Baigent hosts with guest Professor Anna Rowlands, Office for Synod, Vatican and Durham University.
The School for Synodality is an organisation supporting the synodal conversion of the Catholic Church. Through conversations, resources and programmes, we aim to enable an openness to the Holy Spirit with listening, sharing and discernment.
During the first Synod assembly of the 2021-24 Synod in October 2023, the School for Synodality ran a series of eight webinars exploring becoming a listening Church. With key speakers from both England and Wales and from across the world who help us explore what the practice of Synodality looks like, in our own communities.
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