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Catholic sisters and laywomen lead synodality efforts in El Salvador
Catholic sisters and laywomen in El Salvador are leading efforts to practice synodality to build community and help women find freedom, according to Sister Ivania Blandón Montenegro.
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- ReportingCatholic sisters and laywomen lead efforts to put synodality into practice in El Salvador
National Catholic Reporter · Rhina Guidos
- Reporting@sistersreportCatholic sisters and laywomen lead efforts to put synodality into practice in El Salvador
Global Sisters Report · Rhina Guidos
How the coverage unfolded
- Oct 12, 1:00 AM National Catholic Reporter Catholic sisters and laywomen lead efforts to put synodality into practice in El Salvador
- Oct 12, 1:00 AM Global Sisters Report Catholic sisters and laywomen lead efforts to put synodality into practice in El Salvador
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