“Human Rights in the Catholic Church”

We Are Church (WAC) is actively supporting the Spirit Unbounded Synodal Assembly 8 – 14 October 2023 where 100 speakers from around the world will call for “Human Rights in the Catholic Church”. Speakers from Ireland include Mary McAleese, Katharine Zappone, Bernárd Lynch and Diarmiuid O Murchú. This Synodal Assembly will be available online and we ask all our members to subscribe and support this important broadside to the Synod. Please note the EARLY BIRD tickets are only available up to 31 August 2023. In this Newsletter you will find full details and the list of speakers.

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