Australian bishops weigh major reforms in governance
May 22, 2020
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CWN Editor's Note: Australia’s Catholic bishops are circulating a confidential report that suggests dramatic changes in Church governance, including lay participation in diocesan oversight. Archbishop Mark Coleridge, the president of the Australian bishops’ conference, confirmed that the proposals—which will be discussed at the bishops’ meeting in November—have “far-reaching implications for the Church’s life and missions.”
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