AT the start of the synod of Amazon bishops at the Vatican on October 6, it was widely projected that the synod would unanimously draft and submit proposals that would not only be reformist, but impact doctrine and practice in the Roman Catholic Church and its 1.2 billion believers around the world.

The synod has completed its proposals and submitted them to Pope Francis for appropriate papal action. He can either approve the recommendations or set them aside.

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