The Tablet: Catholic synodal process is about a ‘return to the gospel’

by Sarah Mac Donald

The synodal process is about “a return to the Gospel” and it should not have “fashionable” reforms among its priorities, Bishop Paul Dempsey has said.

Speaking to The Tablet, the Dublin auxiliary said the Pope had highlighted this during his brief trip to Luxembourg as he reminded the faithful that the question at the heart of the synodal process is: “How can we bring the Gospel to a society that no longer listens to it or has moved away from the faith?”

Link to article:

https://www.thetablet.co.uk/news/19372/the-catholic-synodal-process-is-about-a-return-to-the-gospel-

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