Towards the Ecclesial Assemblies 2027 – 2028

Guidelines published for the implementation phase of the Synod on Synodality As the Church in Ireland continues on the pathway towards the National Synodal Assembly this October, the wider synodal journey of the universal Church is also moving forward. The General...

|May 25, 2026

Working Groups of the Irish Synodal Pathway

We’ve reached another important moment on the Irish Synodal Pathway. Following on from our original question “What does God want from the Church in Ireland at this time?” seven priority areas were discerned by the People of God across Ireland. These point to where...

|May 13, 2026

Video Presentations From Kilkenny Now Available

Below you'll find a series of video presentations from our Pre-Synodal Assembly in Kilkenny which includes the opening address from Fr. Declan Hurley, Chairperson of the National Synodal Team, setting the tone for our shared journey. Julieann Moran, General...

|Nov 17, 2025

The Story Behind Our New Logo When the Irish Synodal Pathway embarked on the journey to renew its visual identity, the invitation to tender called for a logo that would be theologically rich, spiritually resonant, and distinctly Irish. The vision was to create...

|Oct 30, 2025

Synodality in Ireland: it’s in our DNA

Janet Forbes reflects on how the Irish Church can embrace synodality as a way of life rooted in its cultural DNA of community, generosity, and mutual care. Since September 2021, we here in Ireland have been on a synodal journey with our brothers and sisters across...

|Aug 12, 2025

We are People on the Move

It has often been said that synodality was Pope Francis’ flagship project for reform and renewal in the Church. The 2023 and 2024 sessions of the XVI Synodal Assembly entitled “For a Synodal Church:  Communion, Participation and Mission”, along with the publication...

|Jul 25, 2025

Towards the Ecclesial Assemblies 2027 – 2028

Towards the Ecclesial Assemblies 2027 – 2028

Guidelines published for the implementation phase of the Synod on Synodality As the Church in Ireland continues on the pathway towards the National Synodal Assembly this October, the wider synodal journey of the universal Church is also moving forward. The General...

Working Groups of the Irish Synodal Pathway

Working Groups of the Irish Synodal Pathway

We’ve reached another important moment on the Irish Synodal Pathway. Following on from our original question “What does God want from the Church in Ireland at this time?” seven priority areas were discerned by the People of God across Ireland. These point to where we...

Baptised and Sent in Lent: Weekly Resource Launched

Baptised and Sent in Lent: Weekly Resource Launched

Baptised and Sent in Lent This Lent, parishes, schools, and faith groups across Ireland are invited to journey together using Baptised and Sent in Lent, a series of reflective resources inspired by Baptised and Sent, the preparatory document for the 2025 Assembly in...

Baptised and Sent Sets out Seven Priorities for Renewal

Baptised and Sent Sets out Seven Priorities for Renewal

Julieann Moran and Fr Declan Hurley offer their insights into the seven priorities for the Irish Synodal Pathway, as set out in Baptised and Sent. First published for the Synodal Pathway Assembly in October, Baptised and Sent is well worth reading in its own right,...

Irish Synodal Pathway Launches New Logo

Irish Synodal Pathway Launches New Logo

The Story Behind Our New Logo When the Irish Synodal Pathway embarked on the journey to renew its visual identity, the invitation to tender called for a logo that would be theologically rich, spiritually resonant, and distinctly Irish. The vision was to create...

Synodality in Ireland: it’s in our DNA

Synodality in Ireland: it’s in our DNA

Janet Forbes reflects on how the Irish Church can embrace synodality as a way of life rooted in its cultural DNA of community, generosity, and mutual care. Since September 2021, we here in Ireland have been on a synodal journey with our brothers and sisters across the...