274. Subsidiarity-integrated Centralisation and Fiscal Management in the Church
A central financial reporting system enables the diocese to compare income, expenditure, assets, liabilities, and other relevant indicators.
273. Fiscal Management in the Church
Fiscal management is not merely an administrative or financial concern, but an intrinsic part of pastoral ministry; an instrument that must remain subordinate to pastoral vision in order to promote the holistic salvation of the human person.
272. Digitalisation: An indispensable tool for pastoral fruitfulness
The paradox of digitalisation is that rural dioceses, parishes, and schools need digitalisation more than their urban counterparts.
271. Asymmetric Pastoral Model and Leverageable Advantage
Subsidiarity-integrated centralisation pools resources; leverage multiplies their pastoral usefulness, and an asymmetric pastoral model enables the fruits of this multiplication to be distributed according to pastoral needs rather than in proportion to individual contributions.
270. Asymmetric Pastoral Model: Christocentric foundation
Asymmetric pastoral model means a framework in which the primary beneficiaries of pastoral action are not necessarily the principal providers of the resources that sustain that action.
269. Subsidiarity-integrated Centralisation and Leverageable Advantage
The purpose of central coordination is greater participation in Christ’s mission and pastoral fruitfulness is the yardstick to evaluate leverage in pastoral planning.
268. Subsidiarity-integrated Centralisation: The Example of Jesus
Subsidiarity-integrated centralisation is deeply rooted in the ministry of Christ, as Christ neither governed alone nor left everyone to act independently at all times.
267. Towards a Subsidiarity-Integrated Centralisation in the Church
Subsidiarity-intergrated centralisation involves balancing centralised control and decentralised empowerment.
266. The Stewardship of Pastoral Capital in Pastoral Planning
For ecclesial institutions, stewardship is not merely an administrative function but an expression of discipleship and accountability before God.
265. Participation and Co-Responsibility in Pastoral Planning
“A synodal Church is a Church of participation and co-responsibility. In exercising synodality she is called to give expression to the participation of all.”