The Emeritus Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Torit says South Sudan will overcome the current evil dominated human power with the tendency of oppression.
Bishop Paride Taban points out that South Sudanese must be optimistic with intensive prayers for the good to prevail over the evil.
He cites the history of the most powerful rule of the Turks in the 18th century who have now been reduced to a small fraction in the world power.
Bishop Taban expresses pity over the troubles of polygamy and over reproduction of children in South Sudan under the current economic crisis.
He hints that polygamy could be the main cause of hanging to government positions for misappropriation of public resources.
The Emeritus Bishop cautions South Sudanese against feeding on stolen things.
He discloses that he is afraid of eating meat in South Sudan for the fear that it is of stolen cattle.
Bishop Taban was speaking to youths and elders participating in a reconciliation workshop in Juba on Wednesday.