SOUTH SUDAN: Archbishop Lukudu Attends the ‘Peace Mission’ in Addis Ababa
The Catholic
Archbishop of Juba, Most Rev Paolino Lukudu and leaders of South Sudan Council
Archbishop of Juba, Most Rev Paolino Lukudu and leaders of South Sudan Council
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| Most Rev Paolino Lukudu |
of Churches were in Addis Ababa to attend a two-day peace mission in search of
peace in the country.
peace in the country.
Upon his
arrival at Juba International Airport on Thursday 16 April 2015, Archbishop
Lukudu told Radio Bakhita that the main agenda discussed was on how to bring
peace to the country.
arrival at Juba International Airport on Thursday 16 April 2015, Archbishop
Lukudu told Radio Bakhita that the main agenda discussed was on how to bring
peace to the country.
He said that the church considers that citizens must be
the starting point of the whole process.
the starting point of the whole process.
Archbishop
Lukudu asked the warring parties to immediately stop fighting for people to
realize peace and reconciliation in the country.
Lukudu asked the warring parties to immediately stop fighting for people to
realize peace and reconciliation in the country.
“The Church decided to play a
serious role in the upcoming negotiations,” he said adding that “The Church in
South Sudan also needs peace and reconciliation.”
serious role in the upcoming negotiations,” he said adding that “The Church in
South Sudan also needs peace and reconciliation.”
SOURCE: CRN
