Now that the Synod on Synodality has ended, how can the Catholic Church continue to grow in a more synodal—more participatory, open-minded, inclusive, and spiritual—ecclesial style? The answer to that question is at the heart of a new book co-authored by Jos Moons, S.J., Cavalieri Visiting Jesuit Professor at the Clough School of Theology and Ministry. In The Future of Synodality: How We Move Forward from Here (Liturgical Press, 2025), Fr. Moons and co-author Kristin Colberg (Saint John’s University and College of Saint Benedict) explore the historical and theological roots of a synodal church, review the Synod on Synodality (2021-24), and outline the transformations necessary for the Catholic Church to follow a path marked by inclusive listening. Fr. Moons and Colberg cite three required changes: a renewal of attitudes and behavior, a reform of ecclesial structures and procedures, and the adoption of synodal practices. The co-authors discuss the book in this video from Liturgical Press. A Dutch Jesuit from KU Leuven, Fr. Moons’ other publications include The Holy Spirit, the Church, and Pneumatological Renewal: Mystici Corporis, Lumen Gentium and Beyond and The Art of Spiritual Direction: A Guide to Ignatian Practice.