In a context of epochal change that fosters suspicion and demands coherence between discourse and action, the convocation Prophecy and Synodality: Freedom and Justice for a Better World explores how prophetic experiences of proclamation and denunciation become essential calls to live the dynamism of the Kingdom of God within a community that acts as the People of God in the "common home." From the perspective of a "Church in mission and synodal" (Francis), it proposes a reflection on the role of prophecy in the construction of a more just and free society, inviting an interdisciplinary study that encompasses philosophy, theology, and other academic approaches. This call emphasizes the prophet's mission to discern the signs of the times, promoting communion, participation, and mission under an authority conceived as service, recognizing in Christ the only Lord and in each member of the community, a brother or sister in equality and dignity.