European Prelates Bring Hope-Fueled Unity
COMMENTARY: Two cardinals and two bishops denounced the dangers of religious nationalism and of a secular approach to Christian heritage, emphasizing the need for Christ-centerd hope.
COMMENTARY: Two cardinals and two bishops denounced the dangers of religious nationalism and of a secular approach to Christian heritage, emphasizing the need for Christ-centerd hope.
On behalf of the Church in Europe, Italian bishop referred to the Church's anthropological vision for marriage and sexuality.
The Russia-Ukraine war and the need to avoid rearmament in Europe were the central topics of the private meeting, according to Bishop Mariano Crociata.
The bishop also spoke about the importance of pushing the new EU commission and parliament to reinforce diplomatic action toward peace between Ukraine and Russia.
The statement from the bishops highlighted the myriad challenges that the bloc faces, ranging from an energy crisis, sluggish economic growth, and common security risks.
Specifically, the document emphasizes the danger of expanding the definition of the term 'human substance,' since it could include human embryos and fetuses.
Bishop Crociata told EWTN News after his election that he was feeling a little intimidated by the new responsibility.
The bishops’ called on the international community to “offer its support to the country in the face of the danger of a Russian military offensive.”
Following his election as CCEE president, Archbishop Grušas is expected to play a significant role in the continental stage of the two-year process leading to the synod on synodality.
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