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Delegates at the fifth assembly of the German Synodal Way, meeting in Frankfurt, Germany, on March 10, applaud after the passage of a measure to establish official blessings for same-sex sexual relations. The motion passed with only 14 of 202 delegates opposing.

German Synodal Way Approves Same-Sex Blessings, Lay Preaching and Reexamination of Priestly Celibacy

Delegates to the Synodal Way also voted on Friday evening to delay addressing the establishment of synodal councils at the parish and diocesan level.

Jonathan Liedl/CNA World March 10, 2023

Bishop Thomas Paprocki of Springfield, Ill., during the closing Mass at the diocesan synod in 2017.

Who’s ‘Anti-Francis’? Bishop Paprocki and Others Point Out Cardinal McElroy’s Contradictions of the Holy Father

“I think it’s very convenient to try to hide behind Pope Francis and say, ‘Well, if you disagree with me, you’re really disagreeing with Pope Francis,’” the Illinois bishop told the Register. “But I think the reality is contrary to that.”

Jonathan Liedl Nation March 8, 2023

The annual three-day cultural event was inspired by Psalm 8’s ‘Who am I that you care for me?’ this year.

‘When You’re Certain, You’re Open’: New York Encounter Looks at All of Reality With Eyes of Faith

The annual Communion and Liberation-sponsored event was inspired by the question posed by the Psalmist, ‘Who am I that you care for me?’

Jonathan Liedl Nation February 22, 2023

Franciscan Father Stéphane Milovitch presents replica jars that will be included in the recreation of the 17th-century Jerusalem pharmacy operated by the Franciscan friars of the Holy Land. By including exhibits that demonstrate the Christian contribution to the Holy Land, Father Milovitch hopes that a new expansion of the Terra Sancta Museum will build bridges between Israel’s different faith communities.

Digging Up the Past Is a Source of Conflict, and Possible Connection, in Tension-Ridden Holy Land

Archaeological endeavors can be flashpoints in the deeply conflicted Holy Land, but some are hopeful that uncovering shared history can contribute to peace.

Jonathan Liedl World February 14, 2023

National Catholic Register editor in chief Shannon Mullen

Shannon Mullen and Jonathan Liedl (Feb. 11)

The Register has a new editor in chief. EWTN announced last month that Shannon Mullen will lead the 95-year-old National Catholic Register. Shannon joins us to talk about his dedication to journalism and his mission in Catholic media. Jeanette and Matthew also talk with Register Senior Editor Jonathan Liedl about the highlights of his recent pilgrimage to the Holy Land and the ongoing strife in the region. And finally, we take another look at conflicting concepts of synod that continue to cause tension in the Church.

Jeanette De Melo Register Radio February 12, 2023

German Catholics who attended Benedict XVI’s funeral in Rome, like these members of the lay movement New Beginning, are confident that the late pope will continue to aid the Church in Germany.

German Catholics: In Death, Benedict XVI Will Have ‘New Impact’ Upon Church in Their Homeland

Whether through a reconsideration of his theology or via his possible heavenly intercession, German Catholics who attended the late pope’s funeral see a big role for the Bavarian native in their country’s ongoing ecclesial crisis.

Jonathan Liedl World January 6, 2023

(L-R) Catholic commentator Jayd Henricks. EWTN News correspondent Catherine Hadro. Stephen White of the Ethics and Public Policy Center.

Looking Back to Look Ahead: The Register’s End-of-Year Roundtable

What were the high and low points of 2022? What developments will continue into 2023 — and beyond? And what New Year’s resolution should the whole Church make?

Jonathan L. Liedl Interviews December 22, 2022

L-R: Yen Fasano facilitates a contribution from Father Stan Mader during a synod listening session in the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis. Cover art is shown of the pastoral letter by the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minnesota. The archdiocese concluded its three-year synod this past June.

Synodality in a ‘Missionary Key’? Minnesota Archdiocese Provides Compelling Example

ANALYSIS: In contrast to the way synodality has been exploited in places like Germany, the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis synod’s aim hasn’t been to dilute the Gospel, but to enhance Catholics’ ability to live and witness to it.

Jonathan Liedl Nation December 9, 2022

Above, the U.S. bishops gather in Baltimore. Their fall meeting was Nov. 14-17.

2023 Synod Major Theme at USCCB Assembly — in Public and Private

In addition to public comments on the Synod on Synodality from the papal nuncio, the USCCB’s outgoing president and its doctrinal head, the bishops are believed to have selected four delegates to next year’s Synod of Bishops in Rome.

Jonathan Liedl Nation November 22, 2022

Dispersion of the Cardinals during Second Vatican Council.

Clashing Visions of Vatican II Define Present-Day Theological Fault Lines

ANALYSIS: Sixty years after its opening, the meaning of the Second Vatican Council is still contested, as interpretations sidelined by John Paul II and Benedict XVI experience a revival under Francis.

Jonathan Liedl Vatican October 16, 2022

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