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How Can the Church Change Its Views on Same-Sex Marriage? - Vimarsana News

How Can the Church Change Its Views on Same-Sex Marriage?

How can the Church change its views on same-sex marriage? An old idiom states, “a zebra can’t change its stripes.” According to

German Church leaders approve permanent Synod council | News Headlines - Vimarsana News

German Church leaders approve permanent Synod council | News Headlines

The German bishops’ Synodal Path initiative concluded a three-day meeting with a vote to form a permanent council, composed of lay people as well as bishops, to guide the German Church.

Germany's fourth synodal assembly ends with proposals for reforms - Vimarsana News

Germany's fourth synodal assembly ends with proposals for reforms

The fourth plenary assembly of the Synodal Path in Frankfurt ended Sept. 10 with a series of far-reaching reform resolutions. They concern, f...

Just a speed bump on the Synodal Path? - Vimarsana News

Just a speed bump on the Synodal Path?

If faithful, orthodox Catholic bishops plan to defend the perennial teachings of the Church, silence will no suffice.

German Synodal Path assembly set; some texts need approval from Vatican - Vimarsana News

German Synodal Path assembly set; some texts need approval from Vatican

BONN, Germany (CNS) -- The plenary assembly of the German Synodal Path meeting in Frankfurt Sept. 8-10 will start by debating a 32-page text on sexual morality, which could be adopted at the meeting, as could eight other texts, some of which contain far-reaching proposals for reforms in the church. In terms of church policy, the 14 texts being considered for first or second reading fall into two categories: those that can be adopted without approval from Rome and lead to concrete changes in Ger