synod (Meaning)

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synod (n)

a council convened to discuss ecclesiastical business

synod Sentence Examples

  1. The upcoming synod will bring together bishops from all over the world to discuss matters of faith and doctrine.
  2. The papal synod is a formal meeting of bishops convened by the Pope to consider doctrinal and pastoral issues.
  3. The local synod held in our diocese provided a platform for the faithful to share their perspectives on the Church's ministry.
  4. The General Synod of the Church of England is the principal legislative body of the Anglican Church in England.
  5. The synod met in an Extraordinary Session to address an urgent matter concerning the Church's finances.
  6. The final statement of the synod reflected the consensus reached on the theological and pastoral issues under discussion.
  7. The diocesan synod approved a new set of guidelines for the catechetical formation of children.
  8. The pastor convened a synod of parish leaders to discern the best course of action in response to declining attendance.
  9. The regional synod issued a joint statement condemning the persecution of Christians in certain parts of the world.
  10. The synod was an opportunity for the Church to come together, reflect on its mission, and chart a path for the future.

FAQs About the word synod

a council convened to discuss ecclesiastical business

convocation, assembly, council, meeting,caucus, gathering, conclave, cabinet, convention, workshop

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The upcoming synod will bring together bishops from all over the world to discuss matters of faith and doctrine.

The papal synod is a formal meeting of bishops convened by the Pope to consider doctrinal and pastoral issues.

The local synod held in our diocese provided a platform for the faithful to share their perspectives on the Church's ministry.

The General Synod of the Church of England is the principal legislative body of the Anglican Church in England.