Icon Repro Graphic Printed Foamex 3mm Board
Height 52cm
Width 30.5cm
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Almost three years ago, on the Feast of Saint Margaret of Scotland, I had the joy of announcing to you, the people of Paisley diocese, the convocation of a Synod to be held in Eastertide 2016 on the Role of our Lay Faithful in the New Evangelisation and I asked you to join me in prayer for the success of our Synod as we implored the protection, guidance and intercession of the Blessed Mother, Our Lady of Paisley.
Today, on the Feast of Saint Columba, I have just as great gladness in presenting to you the Canonical Acta of our Synod that gathers up the fruit of much work across the diocese in prayer, catechesis, consultation and Synod sessions. I am convinced these Acta contain the words of the Holy Spirit to our diocese, spoken from the lips of our faithful. In its pages, we hear what the Spirit says to the church in Paisley (Rev 2:7).
What is Our Paisley Synod?
The word Synod comes from Greek where it means ‘to travel together’. The purpose of any diocesan Synod is to help the bishop govern the diocese through listening to his flock. So a diocesan Synod is an assembly, a gathering of people, called together by the Bishop of that diocese for the purpose of discussing particular themes chosen by the Bishop.
Please click to read the catechesis on the Diocesan Synod
10th September 2015
In 2016 we will be having a Synod within our diocese.
The Synod will be on the Laity and the New Evangelisation.
In order to prepare properly for this we are about to
embark on a period of preparation.
During this period we are asked to do three things: