FREE Cafod Event: Synodality a new way of being the Catholic Church

Written by Alex Walker

Published: 20 July 2021

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Pope Francis urges us to participate in synod from October 2021. Join us in conversation with Christopher Lamb, Rome Correspondent for The Tablet and hear why it is critical for all of us to participate, why now and what is means for our global Church.

Speakers

Christopher Lamb is a journalist and author specialising in the Vatican and Religious Affairs and is the Rome Correspondent for The Tablet. He is a regular contributor to the BBC and his book, The Outsider: Pope Francis and his battle to reform the Church was published last year. Christopher regularly travelled with Pope Francis and he worked as a consultant and contributor for the ground-breaking two-part documentary Inside the Vatican which was broadcast by BBC Two and PBS in the US. During his 14-year journalism career, he has worked for a range of international and national media outlets. Christopher is on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram handle is @ctrlamb

Accompanying Letter

Written by Alex Walker

Published: 16 July 2021

Accompanying Letter:

Rome, 16 July 2021

Dear Brothers in the Episcopate,

Just as my Predecessor Benedict XVI did with Summorum Pontificum, I wish to accompany the Motu proprio Traditionis custodes with a letter explaining the motives that prompted my decision. I turn to you with trust and parresia, in the name of that shared “solicitude for the whole Church, that contributes supremely to the good of the Universal Church” as Vatican Council II reminds us.[1]

New Norms regarding the use of the 1962 Roman Missal.

Written by Alex Walker

Published: 16 July 2021

Vatican News

New norms regarding use of 1962 Roman Missal: Bishops given greater responsibility
Pope Francis publishes a motu proprio on Friday to redefine the use of the pre-Vatican missal granting the decision to allow its use the local bishops. Groups attending the pre-Vatican liturgy must not deny the validity of the liturgical reform dictated by the Second Vatican Council and the magisterium of the Supreme Pontiffs.
By Vatican News

ESV Lost in Translation - Registration Now Open!

Written by Alex Walker

Published: 12 July 2021

The ESV - Lost and Found in Translation

The commissioning of a new translation of Sacred Scripture will always raise key questions about how much any translation can meet the requirement to be faithful to original texts and, at the same time, aware of cultural needs. ACTA has arranged a series of talks from Scripture scholars to explore some of these issues.

All talks will be delivered via Zoom. All times are current London times.

The first session will be on Thursday 23rd September from 7.00pm- 8.30pm 

Session 1 will involve: 

• Sr Patricia Rumsey – Abbess, Author and contributor to the Centre for Applied Theology        
•  Dr Amanda Dillon - Assistant Professor, Dept of Theology, Dublin City University  

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The second session will be on Thursday 30th September from 7.00pm- 8.30pm

Session 2 will involve: 

• Rev Dr Joseph O'Hanlon - Author, retired priest of the Diocese of Nottingham and Spiritual Director to ACTA                                                                                                                                            

• Archbishop George Stack, Archbishop of Cardiff and Chair of the Dept of Christian Life and Worship -CBCEW 

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The third session will be on Thursday 7th October from 7.00-8.30pm 

Session 3 will involve:

• Fr Henry Wansbrough OSB - Cathedral Prior of Durham, Editor, New Jerusalem Bible 

• Fr Nicholas King SJ - Author, Fellow of Campion Hall, University of Oxford.

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