Asian bishops’ body eyes creation of ‘Office for Synodal Transformation’

“We need to find ways to collaborate more effectively as dioceses, conferences, and between continents,” Ferrão said in a letter

Supreme Patriarch honors late Thai bishop with historic message

The Supreme Patriarch’s message reflects a profound acknowledgment of the late bishop’s contributions to fostering interfaith harmony

‘Empower leaders, heal wounds, unite the Church,’ says Cardinal Bo

The Cardinal also stressed the bishop’s role as a minister of grace, offering healing to a Church scarred by years of conflict and hardship

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