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Oster, Critical of the German Synodal Path, Considers the Participation of Lay People in Episcopal Decisions to Be Irreversible – INFOVATICAN

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The Bishop of Passau, Stefan Oster, one of the prelates who has expressed the most reservations in the face of the reforms of the German Synod Way, considers that the Church has entered a stage in which it is practically impossible to govern a diocese without broad consultation and participation processes. The prelate maintains that the exercise of [...]
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The Bishop of Passau, Stefan Oster, one of the prelates who has expressed the most reservations in the face of the reforms of the German Synod Way, considers that the Church has entered a stage in which it is practically impossible to govern a diocese without broad consultation and participation processes. The prelate maintains that the exercise of [...]

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infovaticana.com broke the news on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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