The Auxiliary Bishop of the Catholic Archdiocese of Juba in his homily to the Arabic congregation at St Theresa’s Cathedral on Sunday calls on Christians to respect the body and blood of Jesus Christ.
Bishop Santo Loku Pio observes that Christians take the body and blood of Christ while in the church, but do evil acts when they move out, calling on them to overcome wickedness, Radio Bakhita reported.
Bishop Loku terms the current political crisis in the country as drama because it has no meaning, appealing to the faithful to listen to the word of God to live good Christian live.
The Bishop cautions believers against selfishness and instigation of conflict among South Sudanese.