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EPISODE · May 19, 2023 · 30 MIN

Plenary Matters S4 Ep 4: 'Strap yourself in for the ride!'

from Plenary Matters · host Geraldine Doogue

Fr Bill Uren SJ offers sage advice and a history lesson in the lead up to the synod in Rome. The late Cardinal Pell warned that synodal reform would water down bishops’ authority, but Fr Uren takes the long view that earlier popes had already centralised church decision-making in reaction to 19th century revolutions and part unintended consequence of Vatican II. He also detects in Pope Francis’ response to Germany’s synodal way a deep fear of an irrecoverable loss of direction. Further reading/listening: Fr Bill Uren's article in Eureka Street Loup Besmond de Senneville's article in La Croix, 'What Catholics Want' Geraldine's reflection on Pope Benedict XVI Christopher Lamb's episode on the German synodal path on his podcast, The Church’s Radical Reform. Thanks for listening! Send feedback via the Facebook page Plenary Matters or email [email protected]

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