Listen to the messages of peace, Auxiliary Bishop of Catholic Archdiocese of Juba urges South Sudanese.
Bishop Santo Loku Pio in his homily on Monday during the feast of All Saints says South Sudanese should open their ears and listen to others, Radio Bakhita reports.
The religious leaders met Pope Francis in Vatican because churches have spoken enough about the crisis in the country, he stresses.
Bishop Loku says South Sudanese may listen to the Pope because he is the last person on the earth.
Last week, Church leaders met Pope Francis in Vatican over the crisis in the country and discuss many issues including inviting the Holy Father to visit South Sudan.