The Auxiliary Bishop of the Catholic Archdiocese of Juba cautions South Sudan leaders against carrying out evil deeds in the country.
Bishop Santo Loku Pio in his homily at St Theresa’s Cathedral on Sunday, observes that current leaders are characterized by encouraging destruction, killing, robbery and confining citizens in United Nations Protection of civilian’s sites, Radio Bakhita reported.
He encourages Christians in Juba to care for themselves and others in communities and not should seek honor, privileges and resources but work for others by making wise decisions through the help of Christ.
The Catholic prelate appeals to the faithful to be good citizens who cares and seeks God’s guidance for direction.