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The Holy Father issued urgent appeals for peace and humanitarian aid on Sunday and also invited Christians to live this day of commemoration for All Souls as a remembrance filled with hope.
Graphic evidence has emerged of large-scale massacres of civilians.
The dramatic situation in Sudan, marked by months of armed clashes, mass displacement, and the threat of cholera, has prompted multiple warnings from humanitarian organizations.
COMMENTARY: Sieges in Syria, Sudan and Gaza have had devastating consequences for millions of civilians with nowhere to go.
Bishop Tombe Trille has been vocal about the Sudanese war that has reportedly led to tens of thousands of deaths and massive displacements.
In 2022, according to official figures, Sudan exported nearly $2.5 billion in gold (41.8 tons), making it the third-largest producer of this precious metal in Africa.
The apostolic nuncio in South Sudan said the visit by Cardinal Pietro Parolin is an extension of the ‘care and love’ of Pope Francis.
The Vulnerable People Project also reportedly saved some 800 people trapped in the Sudanese capital.
The Pope invited prayers for the African country on Divine Mercy Sunday.
The Comboni missionary highlighted the joy of Christians who live their faith in Sudan.
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