River Above Asia and Oceania Ecclesial Network
Working with the River Above Asia Oceania Ecclesial Network (RAOEN), Balay Laudato Si’ (BLS) in Bendum, Bukidnon, Philippines celebrates the 10th anniversary of Laudato Si’ this Jubilee year 2025. Along with Laudate Deum, Laudato Si’Celebrating a decade of Laudato Si’
Resolving to continue to journey on the path of a synodal Church with a preferential option for Indigenous Peoples, and with renewed hope and determination to celebrate and safeguard Indigenous living traditions within the localPreferential option for Indigenous Peoples: Statement from the Asian forum on synodality and Indigenous living traditions in the Church in Asia
The Asian Forum on Celebrating Synodality and Indigenous Living Traditions in the Church issued a comprehensive statement calling for greater inclusion, recognition, and celebration of Indigenous traditions within the Catholic Church. Convened by ROOTS: CatholicAsian forum on synodality and Indigenous living traditions within the Church amplify Indigenous voices
The Indigenous community in Bendum in northern Mindanao, Philippines revisited synodality during a two-day workshop that the RAOEN team facilitated to explore ways by which to sustain and strengthen a contextualized basic ecclesial community (BEC)RAOEN runs workshop on Indigenous synodality
Cardinal Mario Grech, Secretary General of the Synod of Bishops, addressed participants of the three-day Philippine Conference on New Evangelization (PCNE) on 19 January 2024 at the University of Santo Tomas in Manila, Philippines. AsCardinal Grech shares joys and outcomes of ongoing synod process
Monsignor Gerard Burns It became clear in the Oceania continental process (with notable exceptions) that, by our common Christian formation that the Church is the privileged place for the experience of walking together, the firstTowards greater welcome and inculturation
REPAM – Ecclesial Network on the Amazon Basin Mauricio Lopez, Coordinator of the Organizing Committee recently shared School for Synodality’s Group Discernment video, the sixth episode of the ‘Practicing Synodality’ webinar series where he sharedNews from the Ecclesial Networks Alliance for Integral Ecology
Bishop Enrique “Kike” Figerado SJ RAOEN shares this article (originally uploaded in Jesuits Global) from Bishop Kike, pastor of the Apostolic Prefecture of Battambang in Cambodia, who wrote about his experience at the General AssemblyTowards a synodal Church with more participation and more communion
The Ecclesial Networks Alliance for Integral Ecology (ENA) shared a communiqué, Giving Voice to the Cry of the Earth, and the Cry of the Poor, that lays out the alliance’s identity, vocation, and mission inThe ENA communiqué: Giving voice to the cry of the earth and the cry of the poor
REPAM, the Pan-Amazonian Ecclesial Network (Red Eclesial Panamazónica) Mauricio Lopez, Coordinator of the ENA Organizing Committee, stressed that this alliance of networks aims to be a space for listening to the bishops, to the ecclesialENA Perspectives: Reflections across the network