A Short Summary from the FutureChurch Synod Report
Nearly 600 Catholics, representing 170 dioceses participated in FutureChurch's synod listening sessions.
Women are the lifeblood of the Church.
The first woman to serve as undersecretary for the Synod of Bishops offers her first remarks in that role.
Dr. Cecilia González-Andrieu offers a beautiful vision of Church for today's realities.
Welcoming the prophets among us
Journeying through fear
Living in right relationship with God and one another
Breathing God's Breath of Life into a Broken World.
We have already been given the Spirit.
We are all called to image Christ in the world today.
How can we shepherd each other to fullness of life?
How can we heal the inequities, inequalities, and trauama this pandemic has cast new light on?
How can we recognize, or even savor, God's abundant blessings in the midst of darkness and suffering?
FutureChurch's Online Liturgy of the Word celebrating the Fifth Sunday of Lent.
Results of FutureChurch Bishop of Cleveland Survey
Influential clergy and orthodox leaning lay apostolates are forming partnerships in the attempt to define and influence the direction and mission of American parishes, dioceses, and the larger Church.
Karen Gargamelli-McCreight is a co-founder of Benincasa Community in New York City.
Sister Kate Kuenstler, longtime canonical advocate for the rights of laity in the Church, entered into eternal life on October 28, 2019
2019 Teleconference Series Confronts Clericalism
Deborah Rose-Milavec reflects on major moments, insights from the fifth meeting of the the International Catholic Reform Network in Warsaw
Solenni reasons that women are often better at preaching than priests, but “no matter how wonderful or how terrible” the priest who is in persona Christi with a soul “indelibly marked” and is given priority of place “by virtue of his ordination, not his moral character.”
As the story of resignations from "Women Church World" becomes more complex, patriarchy still deserves a share of the blame
At the November Call To Action meeting, FutureChurch’s Deborah Rose-Milavec gave a presentation on the history and effect of complementarity in the Catholic Church to several hundred CTA participants
Of nearly 40,000 lay ministers, 66 percent are women.
Lowney unwraps a definition of leadership that works for his proposed solutions to critical problems besetting today’s Catholic Church
One of the barriers holding women back is the Church's infatuation with complementarity
Through seven brief, detailed, and insightful chapters, Schuth takes her reader from the effects of Vatican II on the Present State of Seminaries to New Directions for the Future.
In this anthology of essays drawn from previously published—but relatively inaccessible to the non-specialist reader—Sandra Schneiders addresses the most critical problem of the Christian believer: how to imagine Jesus as personally alive and present to us
AUSCP’s vision is to be “a priests’ voice of hope and joy within our pilgrim church.”
The Joy of Love has long been a way of life for many Catholics in many places.
A journey of discovery teaches lessons of worthiness and empowerment for a young woman in the Church.
Parish life in the face of the impending priest shortage does not necessarily need to end badly.
Pope Francis issued a new decree stating that women should be included in foot washing rites held on Holy Thursday.
Father Charles Curran and Archbishop Paul-Andre Durocher addressed FutureChurch supporters at 26th Annual Fall Event.
Marie Graf looks back at the beginnings of the movement to reclaim Mary of Magdala.
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