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More than 70 bishops from around the world—most of them from the US—have signed an open letter to the Catholic bishops of Germany, warning of “our growing concern about the nature of the entire German ‘Synodal Path.

WASHINGTON (CNS) -- In an open letter, 74 bishops from North America, Africa, Italy and Australia have expressed their growing concern about the German Synodal Path process and content, warning about its potential for schism.

Remnant Editor’s Introduction After years of escalating crisis in the Catholic Church – highlighted by a massive clerical sexual abuse scandal and wid...

In an open letter, 74 bishops from North America, Africa, Italy and Australia have expressed their "growing concern" about the German Synodal...

“In its effect, the Synodal Path displays more submission and obedience to the world and ideologies than to Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior,” the letter said.

Attempts are being made to challenge the bishops’ authority to interpret church doctrine, Bishop Rudolf Voderholzer wrote in the newspaper Tagespost.

“The Catechism is not set in stone.

The president of the Polish bishops conference told Pope Francis March 28 that the Catholic Church in Poland is continuing to assist at least 2.2 million refugees from neighboring Ukraine fleeing Russias destructive war in the country.

VATICAN CITY -- Polish Archbishop Stanislaw Gadecki of Poznan told Pope Francis that the Catholic Church in Poland is continuing its efforts to assist...

The president of the German bishops’ conference has responded to criticism of the Synodal Path by bishops in Poland and the Nordic region.