ACI invitation to Zoom Synodal Gathering Thursday 5th May, at 8.00 p.m.

The ACI invites you to

Zoom Synodal Gathering

Thursday 5th May, at 8.00 p.m.

“The synodal process is a time for speech. A time to let the voice of the Church
speak and bring forward the issues, the problems that inhabit our synodal Church”. (Cardinal Mario Grech, 23rd March ‘22)

What do you most want to say to the bishops who will gather in Rome in October 2023?ACI is invited, as a representative reform and renewal organisation, to contribute our synthesis of members’ and supporters’ views to the National Synod.  We wish to listen and represent as many perspectives as possible. We ask you, therefore, to share this invitation so that our gathering reflects the spirit of the Synod as set out by Cardinal Grech:

“..no one – no matter their religious affiliation – should be excluded from sharing their perspective and experiences, insofar as they want to help the Church on her synodal journey of seeking what is good and true. This is especially true of those who are most vulnerable or marginalized.”

(Vademecum For The Synod On Synodality)

 To join us on Thursday May 5th, click this link:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86136528758?pwd=bjIyV0RtRE9FUnpuSk9xaGRJK0xiQT09

Meeting ID: 861 3652 8758
Passcode: 159134

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