Even when a decision must be made, true leadership in the Church demands consultation — not for consent, but to ensure those affected are seen, heard, and given the dignity of being part of the journey.
On Canon Law with Father Crane: The call to walk with, not ahead of
Cardinals, theologians discuss decision-making role of laity in Church
As the Catholic Church continues to reflect on synodality through a two-year process of listening and dialogue, a panel of six notable theologians and canonists discussed the nature of consultation and decision-making in a synodal church.
Synodal process showing good progress, some challenges, Vatican says
The Catholic Church worldwide is showing good progress and “much joy” after the opening of the synodal process, but there also have been some “uncertainties” and challenges, said the ordinary council of the Synod of Bishops.





















