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(OSV News) -- The final document for the North American phase of the 2021-2024 Synod on Synodality was released April 12, capturing a process of dialogue and discernment that two participants described as messy, joyful and unifying -- like the synod itself. Its amazing what comes about when ... you invoke the Holy Spirit in the conversation, Julia McStravog, a theologian and co-coordinator of the North American team for the synods continental phase, told OSV News. The synodal approach

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WASHINGTON - On Friday, February 17, the North American Synod Team led by bishops from Canada and the United States concluded a week-long retreat to pray, discern, and synthesize the insights and contributions heard during the North American Continental Stage of the 2021-2024 Synod on Synodality. Members of the North American Synod Team made up of eight bishops, three laywomen, two priests, two laymen, and two women religious, gathered in Orlando, Florida to synthesize the People of God in the U...

As the North American Continental Stage of the Synod on Synodality drew to a close, the North American Synod team, led by bishops from Canada and the US, held a week-long writing retreat.

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The last month of the past year was full of international events. The meetings, negotiations, forums held in December in bilateral and multilateral formats serve as a clear confirmation that independent Turkmenistan, following the policy of “open doo...

Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning’s Regular Press Conference on December 19, 2022

Havana, Dec 9 (Prensa Latina) From the 22nd to the 25th of November last, representatives from some 30 Guatemalan and more than 50 organizations from Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, Columbia, Panama, Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador and Mexico, among others, held the II Meeting of Sovereign Abya Yala (Abya Yala Soberana).

Adopting a robust response to the shortcomings of international law on incendiary weapons is a humanitarian imperative. These weapons are among the cruelest in modern warfare, inflicting excruciating burns and lifelong suffering. In November 2022, countries have an opportunity to build on the momentum of last year’s Convention on Conventional Weapons (CCW) Review Conference and strengthen their calls for action to address the human costs of incendiary weapons.