In response to recent violence in Ayod and Abiemnhom counties, the bishops of South Sudan launch a heartfelt appeal to end the culture of revenge and choose the path of reconciliation.
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In response to recent violence in Ayod and Abiemnhom counties, the bishops of South Sudan launch a heartfelt appeal to end the culture of revenge and choose the path of reconciliation.
Healing from trauma allows people and the country to move forward.
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Today we celebrate Saint Josephine Bakhita, a universal symbol of resilience and hope who continues to light the way for the people of South Sudan.
Faced with the worrying resurgence of conflict, the bishops of South Sudan call on leaders to fulfil their responsibility: to put human dignity back at the centre.
The Bishop of Yambio urged the new ministers to serve with realism and a spirit of sacrifice in the difficult reality of South Sudan, inviting them to be close to the suffering of the people rather than seeking personal comfort.
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In a powerful message of faith, Bishop Carlassare reflects on the mission in South Sudan as a “stubborn seed of hope and fraternity”.
For the “Change Stories” cycle, read the story of Zakia, a powerful ode to resilience and the transformative power of education.
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