Towards a Synodal Church sessions follow-up Zoom

Synodal Conversation

Understanding the Theology of Synodality

Tuesday 18th January 2022 @ 7.00pm

on Zoom


Companion – Rafael Luciani

Rafael is a Lay Venezuelan theologian, appointed as Expert of the Theological Commission of the General Secretariat for the Synod of Bishops. Also, Expert of CELAM (Latin American Bishops Council) and Member of the Theological Advisory Team of the Presidency of CLAR (Latin American Confederation of Religious Men and Women). Rafael is the author of several books including Pope Francis and the Theology of the People.

Format:

             7.00pm[1]    Welcome and Opening Prayer

7.05pm      Presentation by Rafael Luciani

7.35pm      Q&A

8.25pm      Closing Prayer

8.30pm      Opportunity to meet in Breakout Rooms based on Diocese/Parish or ‘open’ groups.

If you wish to be part of Diocesan or Parish Breakout Room you will be invited to indicate that on the Registration Form. If you are involved in the diocesan/ parish consultation process and wish to assist in facilitating your Breakout Room or wish further information please let us know.

 To register please complete Registration Form:

https://forms.gle/wJRWH1K2GNtEiseZ7

 [1] All times are UK

Friends

Following on from our Towards a Synodal Church sessions we invite you to join us for a Synodal Conversation – Understanding the Theology of Synodality on Tuesday 18th January 2022.

Our companion for this session is Rafael Luciani.

Rafael is a Lay Venezuelan theologian, appointed as Expert of the Theological Commission of the General Secretariat for the Synod of Bishops. Also, Expert of CELAM (Latin American Bishops Council) and Member of the Theological Advisory Team of the Presidency of CLAR (Latin American Confederation of Religious Men and Women). Rafael is the author of several books including Pope Francis and the Theology of the People.

For those of you not involved in our Towards a Synodal Church you can access the recordings:-

The Synodal Church – A Kairos Time: Companion Massimo Faggioli

https://youtu.be/exvanoMGM6E

Synodality in Practice: Companion Brian Grogan SJ

https://youtu.be/Jp-Ca4ri9BM

Synodality and Women: Companion Phyllis Zagano

https://youtu.be/iQcwpxdSmJc

Where Now for the SLN? Companion Brian Grogan SJ

https://youtu.be/6ke-DmvY6l0

 

Prayers and solidarity.

Rab Burnett

 

 

 

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