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Thai Church gathering examines pastoral care for families 10 years after Amoris Laetitia
Catholic family ministry workers from across Thailand met in Phitsanulok province from Oct. 9 to 11 to reflect on the Church's care for families ten years after the publication of Pope Francis' apostolic exhortation, Amoris Laetitia. Organized by the Catholic Bishops' Conference of Thailand Commission for the Family, the three-day event brought together diocesan coordinators and pastoral teams under the theme of building the family as a domestic church.
Bishop Paul Thawat Singsa of Nakhon Sawan presided over the opening Mass at St. Nicholas Church. During his homily, Bishop Thawat described the domestic church as the primary place for passing down love, faith, and moral values. He noted that families currently face pressures such as economic difficulties and technological isolation, and he encouraged pastoral workers to accompany Catholic families through these challenges.
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