Synodal Pathway Update – Sunday Reflection

Dear Friends,

Just a brief email today to send you the latest Synodal Sunday video reflection, which has been prepared by Fr Declan Hurley. Declan is the Joint Chairperson of the National Steering Committee for the Synodal Pathway here in Ireland and is the Parish Administrator of St. Mary’s Parish, Navan in Co. Meath,
 
Kindest regards as always,

Julieann Moran
General Secretary
Synodal Sunday for Third Sunday of Lent
12th March 2023
For the third Sunday of Lent, Fr Declan Hurley reflects on the Gospel story of the woman at the well and wonders if a synodal Church is a Church that is comfortable stepping across borders; a Church that is at ease sitting with those who could be hostile to us but recognises everyone as our brothers and sisters. Please do share these videos as widely as possible – on your websites, your social media platforms, and with others on your networks. You’ll continue to find these videos, and other video resources on our website, 
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Link to reflection:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WVa6JjmKvs


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