UISG Upcoming Events: Synodality, Leadership, and Spiritual Accompaniment in Religious Life
Join upcoming events from UISG exploring synodality, shared leadership, and healthy spiritual accompaniment in the Church.
The International Union of Superiors General (UISG) invite religious sisters, brothers, and lay collaborators to participate in a series of events focusing on synodality, shared leadership, and healthy spiritual accompaniment within the Church.
Synodality and Collaboration Among Communicators
Date: Wednesday, 4 June 2025
Time: 2:30 PM – 5:00 PM (Rome time)
Format: In-person and online
Location: UISG Headquarters, Piazza di Ponte Sant'Angelo, 28, Rome
Organised by: MMI (Media Missione International)uisg.orguisg.org+4uisg.org+4USG - Unione Superiori Generali+4uisg.org+9USG - Unione Superiori Generali+9uisg.org+9
This meeting invites all involved in the communication ministries of religious congregations to explore how synodality shapes communication in religious life.
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Untapping What Is Already Possible: Leadership of Women and Laymen for a Synodal Church
Date: Tuesday, 10 June 2025
Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM (Rome time)
Format: Online webinar
Organised by: UISG, in collaboration with WUCWO (World Union of Catholic Women’s Organisations)uisg.org+4uisg.org+4uisg.org+4
This event offers reflection and dialogue on shared leadership within today’s Church, drawing from paragraph 60 of the Final Document of the Synod, which calls for the full implementation of existing opportunities in Canon Law for women.uisg.org
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Spiritual Abuses: How to Listen and Accompany a Cry
Date: Monday, 16 June 2025
Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM (Rome time)
Format: Online webinar
Organised by: UISGuisg.org+2uisg.org+2uisg.org+2USG - Unione Superiori Generali+5uisg.org+5uisg.org+5
This webinar aims to explore, from a canonical perspective, the situations in which religious life is called to be vigilant so that healthy spiritual accompaniment does not degenerate into inappropriate behavior or actual abuse.
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These events are open to all members of religious congregations and lay collaborators. Participants are encouraged to engage in these conversations as part of the Church’s wider synodal journey.
Organised from Rome, Italy – open to international participants.