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Four German bishops resist push to install permanent 'Synodal Council' - Vimarsana News

Four German bishops resist push to install permanent 'Synodal Council'

The four bishops, including Cardinal Rainer Maria Woelki of Cologne, instead appealed for unity with the universal Church. 

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Historic twin marches for life in Germany face disruptions and defiance - Vimarsana News

Historic twin marches for life in Germany face disruptions and defiance

The dual marches drew thousands and were met with both enthusiasm and confrontation as counterdemonstrators attempted to disrupt the events. 

Historic Twin Marches for Life in Germany Face Disruptions and Defiance - Vimarsana News

Historic Twin Marches for Life in Germany Face Disruptions and Defiance

Bishop Rudolf Voderholzer of Regensburg was among those present in Berlin, signaling the Church’s commitment to the cause.

German bishops are divided over continuing church reform process - Vimarsana News

German bishops are divided over continuing church reform process

BONN, Germany (OSV News) -- Four bishops have for the time being put the brakes on plans to continue the reform process of the Catholic Church in Germany. The German Bishops' Conference must now look for alternative funding for the planned synodal committee, which was to put the Synodal Path on a permanent footing, the KNA news agency reported. The committee was to prepare a Synodal Council in which bishops and laypeople would jointly discuss and decide on matters concerning the Catholic Churc