Pope Francis has concluded the Catholic church reform process without granting more equity to women, declining to issue a teaching document from the recommendations that called for women to have all opportunities provided by Church law. The question of allowing women to be ordained as deacons remains unresolved, casting uncertainty on the impact of the synod’s final recommendations, which were intended to provide specific proposals for reform. Despite this decision, the pope emphasized the importance of promoting peace and unity amidst differences, promising to continue listening to bishops’ counsel in a non-traditional approach to decision-making.
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‘I couldn’t care less’: Postecoglou bats away speculation before Frankfurt trip
Ange Postecoglou stated that Tottenham will fight “tooth and nail” to reach the Europa League semi-finals, dismissing speculation about his future amid a disappointing Premier League season. The team will miss captain Son Heung-min due to a foot injury as they prepare for a crucial match against Eintracht Frankfurt, where Postecoglou emphasized the importance of seizing the opportunity to advance in the tournament regardless of potential consequences. Players like Micky van de Ven expressed their...
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