Cardinal Mario Grech says the Church is “synodal by nature”, but also “hierarchical by nature.” The baptized meet to “make decisions together”, but the bishop must ensure those decisions are correct, and the Pope does so for the universal Church. Speaking to Domradio.de on September 22, Cardinal Grech said there is “room for everyone”, but Germany’s proposed Synodal Conference still requires “careful” examination. Synodality, he said, is still “developing”, but the Synod itself is already over. The three-year implementation phase culminates in a 2028 ecclesial assembly, which Grech stressed is “not a continuation of the Synod.” What follows is for Pope Leo XIV to decide.
Kardinal Mario Grech erklärte, die Kirche sei „von Natur aus synodal“ – „es gibt Platz für alle“ –, fügte jedoch sofort hinzu, dass sie ihrem Wesen nach weiterhin hierarchisch sei. Auf die Frage nach der noch anstehenden Synodalversammlung in Deutschland lehnte Seine Eminenz eine Stellungnahme ab und verwies die Angelegenheit an das Dikasterium für die Bischöfe. Die kirchliche Versammlung im Jahr 2028, fügte er hinzu, sei keine Fortsetzung der Synode von 2021–24.
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Cardinal Müller called for a return to true masculinity based on courage, sacrifice and responsibility. Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller joined the Pilgrimage of Men with Families to the Shrine of the First Martyrs of Poland in Międzyrzecz on September 12, blessing plaques marking the 1,060th anniversary of the Baptism of Poland. Speaking about male fidelity, Müller said: “The world today is trying to redefine masculinity.” He pointed to the Międzyrzecz martyrs as men willing to defend what is sacred to the end, defining a “true man” as one “who builds on a firm foundation and is capable of suffering for higher values.” The martyrs, robbed and murdered at night († 1003) in their monastery, were ordinary flesh-and-blood men, not legendary heroes, Müller said. He added that masculine victory often arises through steadfast responsibility for those entrusted to one’s care.
Kard. Gerhard Müller zaapelował o powrót do „prawdziwej męskości”, odrzucając utożsamianie jej z dominacją i stanem konta. Prawdziwy mężczyzna „buduje na mocnym fundamencie, potrafi cierpieć dla wyższych wartości i dogląda granic swojego królestwa”.
There was once a man who went his entire life without getting married. When he was ninety years old and lying on his deathbed, one of his relatives finally asked him a question everyone had wondered about for years. “You never married, but you never really told us why. Now that you’re at the end of your life, can you tell us the truth? If there’s some secret behind it, you may as well share it now.” The old man smiled faintly. “Yes, there is a reason,” he said. “It’s not that I was against marriage. I simply spent my life looking for the perfect woman.” He paused for a moment. “I traveled, met countless people, and kept believing that somewhere out there I would find the one person who had everything I was looking for. Before I knew it, the years had passed.” His relative stared at him. “You mean to tell me that in all those years, in a world filled with millions of women, you never found even one who was perfect?” A tear rolled down the old man’s cheek. “Oh, I found her,” he said. The …Mwy
𝕽𝖊𝖉𝖊𝖊𝖒𝖎𝖓𝖌 𝕷𝖔𝖘𝖙 𝕿𝖎𝖒𝖊 Liturgy of the Word for last Sunday, the 25nd Sunday in Ordinary Time. The sermon is given by Father Dr. Alfredo Sáenz, SJ. The audio is in Spanish, but you can activate English subtitles by pressing "Translate." A summary in English can be found on our blog: ¡A la captura del tiempo perdido!
“I want to bring everybody to Christ — especially… Jews.” 'Conservative' Bishop Robert Barron of Winona-Rochester discussed the salvation of non-Christians in an interview with EWTN’s Raymond Arroyo following the release of a new Vatican document on interreligious dialogue. Barron said the covenant with Israel “is fulfilled in Christ,” rejecting the idea of two parallel paths of salvation. “I want to bring everybody to Christ,” Barron said, adding, “especially… Jews.” The Church’s purpose is “always and everywhere to everybody” to proclaim Jesus Christ as Savior, he said. Asked how much doctrinal weight Catholics should give the Vatican II document Nostra Aetate, Barron replied that “there are elements in it that really belong to the doctrine of the Church,” including human dignity and Christianity’s grounding in the revelation given to Israel.
Bishop Robert Barron on Nostra Aetate: “I want to bring everybody to Christ” — including Jews — while saying only “elements” of the declaration “really belong to the doctrine of the Church.”
A mother is still a mother. One day, a woman walked into a doctor’s office carrying her three-month-old baby. “Doctor,” she said, “I think his ear hurts.” The doctor examined the baby and nodded. “You’re right. He has an ear infection.” He wrote a prescription, handed it to her, and she thanked him and started toward the door. I was standing nearby, completely puzzled. “Excuse me,” I said. “Your baby is only three months old. He can’t even tell you what hurts. How did you know it was his ear?” She smiled. “You’re surprised about the ear?” she said. “I know this baby better than I know myself. I know the way he cries when he’s hungry, when he’s tired, when he wants to be held, and when something hurts. I know when he normally sleeps, when he wakes up, how much he eats, and what every little change in his behavior means. I’m his mother.” Then she continued. “When something hurts, everything changes. Sleep changes. Feeding changes. The cry changes. Last night, he wasn’t crying the way he …Mwy
2,200 people joined Switzerland’s March for Life in Zurich on Saturday under the banner “Together for Life”. Around 200 masked counter-demonstrators, some on bicycles, tried repeatedly to block the route, overturning containers and setting off firecrackers. Police issued orders to disperse before deploying water cannons and rubber shots (!). Bottles were thrown at officers and two people were provisionally arrested. The march has been kept outside central Zurich for years, a restriction organisers say amounts to unequal treatment.
200 vermummte auf Velos störten Lebensschützer: Es brauchte Wasserwerfer und Verhaftungen.
Leo XIV receives statue of 'Our Lady of the Amazon' on Sep. 7 from Rev. Adelson Araújo dos Santos, S.J., who accompanied Cardinal Pedro Ricardo Barreto Jimeno, S.J. for audience
Vatican employees are asking Pope Leo XIV for compensation for salary losses that they say could cost some workers thousands of euros - including through lower pensions and end-of-service payments. Leo XIV lifted the Covid-era salary restrictions introduced by Pope Francis in 2021, but his September decree did not restore the seniority increases employees lost during a two-year freeze. The Association of Vatican Lay Employees (ADLV), representing about 850 workers, is now asking the Vatican to address those losses through compensation, a one-off payment or another corrective measure.