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Bishop Maksimiljan Matjaž leads 70 participants at a biblical-synodal weekend in Kančevci
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Bishop Maksimiljan Matjaž led 70 participants in a biblical-synodal weekend in Kančevci from September 25 to 27, 2026.
During the event, Bishop Matjaž provided reflections on selected scripture passages to help attendees recognize the Holy Spirit in their personal lives. He described synodality as a spiritual attitude of listening to the Holy Spirit and one another, characterizing it as a path of conversion and a way of being the Church rather than a program or structure. The weekend included small group discussions, prayer, and periods of silence for personal reflection.
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- Official sourceV Svetem Duhu se prepoznavamo: Biblično-sinodalni vikend v Kančevcih, 25. – 27. 9. 2026
Diocese of Celje · Klemen Sitar
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