‘Synodal Times’ – Three Months Free Subscription Offer


A note from Garry O’Sullivan, Synodal Times:

The Synodal Times is offering members of the ACP a free 3 month subscription to our digital paper with no obligation afterwards. We believe that the real work of the Synod needs to happen now in the interval between Assemblies and also that the Irish Church leaders need to be pushed not to wait on Rome for building a momentum towards a national synod.

Simply email: 

editor@synodaltimes.com 

and ask for the ACP 3 month offer.

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