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External Consultation Survey Extended

We have extended our external consultation survey for an extra week – the survey will now close on Monday, March 7. As part of our local synodal process, we want to hear from those who aren’t engaged in our Church to start a conversation and see how we can better welcome and serve them. Please continue to invite people you know who don’t participate in our Church to fill out this brief, anonymous survey.

The survey can be completed online at www.halifaxyarmouth.org/survey or downloaded and printed from our website in English (pdf) or French (pdf) at www.halifaxyarmouth.org/synod.

The Pope's invitation to Synodality

Pope Francis 58The Holy Father hopes that this synod, that focuses on synodality, the act of journeying and discerning together, can be a first step in the whole Church journeying together. 

All the People of God have a role in the Church and the Pope wants to hear from you.  Thank you for sharing your experience of the Church at this particular time and place in our world.

 

Reports on the Findings from Diocesan Phase Synod Responses

In July 2022 the reports from the diocesan phase of the Synod 2021-2022 were submitted. These reports included:  

  1. A Diocesan Report: Findings from over 900 responses from both church goers and non- church goers were summarized.  This reprsents our diocesan response to Pope Francis’ request for all to take part in the synod. And secondly, the summary helps Bishop Dunn discern the pastoral needs and concerns of the local church. 
  2. An Atlantic Region Report: This report is a summary of the responses from all 13 dioceses in the Atlantic region and was submitted to the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) to be included in their synod responses report for Canada.
  3. A CCCB Report: This report gives an overview of themes and thoughts shared by all the dioceses across Canada. 

 

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