Introduction In a previous blog post, the author briefly presented the Maltese Synodal Path. It was noted how different particular churches have different needs to address. The consequence is that different themes might be drawn from each diocese. In this blog post the author attempts to compare synodal paths: the Read more…
Introduction In a previous post, synodality in the universal Church was discussed. In this post, the Maltese Synodal Path is explained in brief. The currently ongoing Maltese synodal path is a continuation of a diocesan synod that took place over five years, herein referred to as the Diocesan Synod 1999-2003. Read more…
Introduction Although the term ‘synodality’ is relatively new, the concept is not as new as one might think. Coming from the Greek word synodos, meaning ‘assembly, meeting’[1], one may quickly realise that this concept has its roots in early Christianity because that is precisely how Peter, the apostles and the Read more…