January 4, 2024 / 06:49 AM
Pope Francis referred again this Thursday to the German Synodal Path, demanding that his 2019 letter be made more known and applied in which he expressed his “concern” about this process.
In a meeting held with the German Association of Catholic Publishers on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of its foundation, the Pontiff asked that the letter he wrote To the People of God who are pilgrims in Germany in 2019 “be better known, meditated and put into practice” because it contains two aspects that it considers “fundamental to avoid going down the wrong path.”
Thus, he has referred to the care of the spiritual dimension, understood as “the concrete and constant adaptation to the Gospel and not to the models of the world, rediscovering personal and community conversion through the Sacraments and prayer, docility to the Holy Spirit and not to the spirit of the times.”