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Cardinal Ouellet to present International Symposium on Vocations and Charisms
Cardinal Marc Ouellet presented the details for an upcoming international symposium titled Vocations and Charisms: The Theology of God’s Gifts for a Synodal and Missionary Church. The event is scheduled to take place from April 15 to 17, 2027, in the New Synod Hall at the Vatican.
Ouellet, the former prefect of the Dicastery for Bishops, encouraged deep reflection on the theology of charisms during his presentation. He noted that synodality promotes shared responsibility within the Church. Vatican News reported that Ouellet also stated he will continue his work supporting victims of abuse.
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- Oct 1, 3:05 AM Diocese of Hallam Cardinal Ouellet presents International Symposium on Vocations and Charisms
- Oct 1, 6:44 AM Vatican News Français Colloque sur les vocations et les charismes, la beauté de l’unité dans la diversité
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