Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Synod on the Family
Clip: 10/2/2014 | 4m 49s
Pope Francis will host a two-week gathering of bishops to discuss the church and families.
We set the stage for the October 5 opening of the Vatican’s two-week discussion and debate, called by Pope Francis, on the church and the pastoral challenges of contemporary family life, including topics such as marriage, divorce, remarriage, annulments, and cohabitation.
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Synod on the Family
Clip: 10/2/2014 | 4m 49s
We set the stage for the October 5 opening of the Vatican’s two-week discussion and debate, called by Pope Francis, on the church and the pastoral challenges of contemporary family life, including topics such as marriage, divorce, remarriage, annulments, and cohabitation.
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