Local leader encourages people “to listen before we speak, to understand before we advise and to hold space for God to work in ways that are deeper than words.”
Walking the journey: Invitation, accompaniment and discipleship
Saltmarsh on All Things New: When the mission moves forward
What if the real question is not “What is closing?” What if the real question is: “What are we opening?”
Where hospitality becomes holy: The Church’s Ellis Island moment
Today, many Catholic parishes face a new opportunity to engage the charism of hospitality. These changes can be painful, especially for people with deep historical and emotional ties to their parish. But they also present an opportunity — an Ellis Island moment—to renew the Church’s commitment to hospitality and inclusion.
Reflection: ‘Behold, I am making all things new’
As trusting followers, we can securely place our hope in God. God is the epitome of old and new.
A clear and hopeful vision is emerging
From grassroots conversations to bold plans, All Things New is guiding our Church toward renewal and sustainable growth.
Change in the Church: ‘We never did it that way before’
Far from static, the Church adapts through law and discernment while remaining faithful to her mission.
Embracing change: conversion, continuity and the mission to make All Things New
True change in the Church is not about abandoning tradition, but about conversion that renews mission and deepens fidelity to Christ.
Father Crane explains the Committee for the Affirmation of Plans
As proposals are coming in to the CAP, Father Crane sheds some light on the process.