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A ‘Leonine’ Version of Synodality?

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Commencé May 30, 2026

A ‘Leonine’ Version of Synodality? From an institutional point of view, the most consequential, long-term legacy left by Pope Francis to his successor is synodality. While Paul VI had conceived and instituted the Bishops’ Synod in 1965, it was not for “synodality” as we think of it now, but was rather an expression of episcopal collegiality between the bishops and the pope. With Francis, the Synod became the culmination of a long process of ecclesial discernment in the sensus fidei, through t...

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CLAIM Publié par will • May 30, 2026
The historical context of synodality suggests it may serve more as a political tool than a genuine spiritual renewal, raising concerns about its true purpose.

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Pope Francis's emphasis on synodality revitalizes the Church by fostering inclusive dialogue and empowering the laity in decision-making.

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Synodality represents a necessary evolution of Church governance, aligning with modern values of collaboration and shared responsibility.

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While synodality promotes participation, its implementation may dilute doctrinal clarity and create divisions among different factions in the Church.

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The focus on synodality risks undermining the authority of the papacy, leading to fragmentation and confusion within Church teachings.

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