As delegates continue to find their footing during the early stages of the Synod on the Family, Thursday’s press briefing showed that the range of topics under consideration is wide, and that some disagreements about what should, and shouldn’t, be discussed are emerging.
Archbishop Charles G. Palmer-Buckle of Accra, Ghana, asserted the strength of African prelates at the synod, noting that the continent is the “fastest growing in the Catholic Church at present,” but bristled at the suggestion that he and his African colleagues are in Rome to thwart liberal reforms.
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