Analyzes derived from discussions at the Amazon Synod in Rome in October will be released as a post-synod document with the approval of the Pope. The world is anxious to see if the Amazon region can afford a pause in the clergy-denominated Synod, which has been the subject of much debate worldwide. The 33-page document, previously recommended by the Synod Fathers vote, recommended that married couples in the Amazon region be considered a priesthood and a commission to study the ordination of women to a deaconess.
The world is looking forward to finding out what Pope Francis will do on Pope Francis’ Pope. At the same time, the Vatican points out that Pope Francis is less likely to grant clemency in the Vatican celibacy. Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni recalled at a press conference last January that Pope Francis told reporters after the World Youth Conference that he was opposed to marrying clergy in the Latin Church.
For years, the church, wrote, “to follow the Vedic priestly celibacy celibate, the former Pope Benedict XVI’s law, demanding changes in the article is added after Cardinal Robert Sarah, head of the Vatican’s faith in our hearts and from the depths of successfully” (From the depths of Our Hearts) in the book released recently. Given this situation, the world is looking to the Vatican for a Pope’s decision.
