
Precious Periphery: Pope Francis’ Ecumenical Peace Pilgrimage to South Sudan
NEWS ANALYSIS: Five reasons the Holy See prioritized this journey.
NEWS ANALYSIS: Five reasons the Holy See prioritized this journey.
Comments the Holy Father made in a recent interview could threaten to overtake his mission of peace.
Mukwege founded a hospital in 2008 in his hometown of Bukavu, where he and his staff have treated the injuries of thousands of women and girls who were victims of rape and sexual violence.
Francis will spend the first leg of the trip, Jan. 31-Feb. 3, in the Congolese city of Kinshasa, before visiting the South Sudanese capital, Juba, Feb. 3-5.
Speaking earlier this month to Jesuits in Mozambique, the Holy Father linked proselytism to the ‘prosperity gospel,’ and endorsed the controversial 2017 essay co-authored by Father Antonio Spadaro.
“For us as Christians, our sacrifices only make sense in the light of the joyful celebration of our encounter with Jesus Christ,” the pope said.
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