Root & Branch Inclusive Lay-led Synod 5th-12th September, 2021 – All are welcome. All topics are on the table.

R O O T  &  B R A N C H

A SYNOD THAT STARTS WITH WOMEN AND DOESN’T END THERE.

*In the Catholic Church, Synods usually mean only bishops and only men. We are reclaiming its true meaning of walking “the way together”, listening deeply to one another. Everyone is welcome!

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  1. Colm Holmes says:

    There are a number of Irish participants at the Root & Branch lay led Synod:

    * Mary McAleese
    * Diarmuid O’Murchú
    * Gina Menzies
    * John O’Loughlin Kennedy
    * Soline Humbert
    * Tom O’Loughlin

    Anyone can participate via ZOOM online. Tickets are still available via the Root & Branch website https://www.rootandbranchsynod.org/

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