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Pints With Aquinas
Synod on Synodality EXPLAINED? | Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P.
Nov 4, 2023
Fr. Gregory Pine, Catholic priest, discusses the Synod on Synodality and its implications for the Church. Topics include listening to the poor and understanding oppression, the role of priests and the ongoing development of the Church, the importance of representation and holiness, and the goal of conforming to Christ's teachings within the church.
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- Listening to marginalized voices is important in discussions, but must be grounded in the mind of Christ.
- The Church's governance is distinct from secular systems, with a hierarchy ordained by Christ for its rule and structure.
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Listening to the Poor and Victims of Oppression
The podcast discusses the importance of listening to everyone, especially the poorest members of society, as highlighted in a recent letter. It emphasizes the need to avoid thinking solely with the mind of the world, which can be influenced by secular contemporaries. While the Synod's conversations touch on issues of oppression and victimhood, the podcast encourages Christians to approach these topics in a distinct way, focusing on thinking with the mind of Christ and seeking solutions rooted in holiness.
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