We Are Church: The Prague Meeting and the Road Ahead with Julieann Moran…

The Prague Meeting and the

Road Ahead

JULIEANN MORAN

General Secretary for the Synodal Pathway in Ireland

Followed by Q & A

7.30 pm Wednesday 8th of March 2023

(join us for a cuppa & chat from 7pm)

In the Avila Carmelite Centre, Bloomfied Avenue,

Morehampton Road, Ranelagh Dublin D04 YF66

Julieann Moran was appointed General Secretary of the Synodal Pathway in Ireland in August 2022. Her role is to promote synodality in the Irish Catholic Church, coordinating the work of the national Synodal Pathway and supporting Ireland’s contribution to the Synod on Synodality. The post includes responsibility for consultation, planning, communications and administration. At the European continental meeting in Prague she and Fr Eamonn Fitzgibbon delivered an accurate summary of the range of issues which arose from the synodal process across Ireland.

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