Things to know about the Vatican’s big meeting on the future of the Catholic Church
- The Catholic Church is holding a synod where women and laypeople can vote on proposals, a first in history.
- The working document for the synod was created after consulting Catholics worldwide, with a focus on greater inclusion for LGBTQ+ individuals.
- The synod calls for concrete steps to promote women in decision-making roles, including as deacons.
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Vatican meeting to address key issues facing the Catholic Church
It calls for a "radical inclusion" of LGBTQ+ Catholics and others who have been marginalized by the church, and for new accountability measures to check how bishops exercise their authority to prevent abuses.
Things to know about the Vatican's big meeting on the future of the Catholic Church
Pope Francis on Wednesday is opening a global gathering of bishops and laypeople to discuss the future of the Catholic Church, including some hot-button issues that have previously been considered off-limits for discussion.
Things to know about the Vatican's big meeting on the future of the Catholic Church
Pope Francis on Wednesday is opening a global gathering of bishops and laypeople to discuss the future of the Catholic Church, including some hot-button issues that have previously been considered off-limits for discussion.
Things to know about the Vatican's big meeting on the future of the Catholic Church
Pope Francis on Wednesday is opening a global gathering of bishops and laypeople to discuss the future of the Catholic Church, including some hot-button issues that have previously been considered off-limits for discussion.
Things to know about the Vatican’s big meeting on the future of the Catholic Church
Pope Francis is opening a global gathering of bishops and laypeople to discuss the future of the Catholic Church, including some hot-button issues that have previously been considered off-limits for discussion.
Future of Catholic Church at stake: Things to know about Vatican's big meeting
VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Francis on Wednesday is opening a global gathering of bishops and laypeople to discuss the future of the Catholic Church, including some hot-button issues that have previously been considered off-limits for discussion. For the first time, women and laypeople can vote on specific proposals alongside bishops, a radical change that […]
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