Root & Branch Online and in person: EMPOWERING OURSELVES – Flourish & Thrive, Fri 30 Aug – Sun 1 Sept

Hybrid online, live and in-person

Hinsley Hall, Leeds

Friday 30th Aug – Sunday 1st Sept.

R O O T  &  B R A N C H

A COMMUNITY FOR REFORM IN THE

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

Root & Branch works for

a safe, just and inclusive Roman Catholic Church.

Empowering Ourselves will be opened by Joan Chittister and Mary McAleese on Friday evening, and Tony Flannery is the Keynote Speaker on Saturday morning.

Full conference details and Bookings:

https://mailchi.mp/rootandbranchsynod/companion-invitation-chimp

Link to Root & Branch website:

https://www.rootandbranchsynod.org

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Paddy Ferry reminds all readers in Scotland that Tony Flannery will be there on Thursday evening, 21 March, at Edinburgh University talking about “Celibacy, Sexuality and the Crisis in the Priesthood”.
“A Conversation with Fr. Tony Flannery”, 6th Floor Common Room, Chrystal Macmillan Building, 15a George Square, Edinburgh EH8 9LD. 7.00pm to 9.00pm.

Paddy also draws our attention to the fact that the German bishops have started “a binding synodal process”, as Cardinal Marx has called it, to discuss much the same topic.  It  has been reported in many outlets including the Catholic Herald.

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