South Sudan: Insecurity isolates Ezo Parish Priest
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As the residents of Ezo County of Gbudwe State in South Sudan flee insecurity in the town, the Catholic parish priest of Regina Mundi in South Sudan’s Tombura-Yambio Diocese is staying for the sake of the few Christians who are determined to remain. Fr Jacinto Nangi has spoken of his isolation to Catholic Radio Anisa. He revealed that though many Christians have deserted the town, he is determined to stay with the few Christians in the area.Fr. Nangi says where there is the will, peace is possible. He says he appreciates the state government for speaking the language of peace at this critical time. On Monday, this week a group of armed youth, in Gbudwe state, unilaterally released six community members whom they had detained for ten days. (Catholic Radio Network/Radio Anisa)Email: engafrica@vatiradio.va
As the residents of Ezo County of Gbudwe State in South Sudan flee insecurity in the town, the Catholic parish priest of Regina Mundi in South Sudan’s Tombura-Yambio Diocese is staying for the sake of the few Christians who are determined to remain.
Fr Jacinto Nangi has spoken of his isolation to Catholic Radio Anisa. He revealed that though many Christians have deserted the town, he is determined to stay with the few Christians in the area.
Fr. Nangi says where there is the will, peace is possible. He says he appreciates the state government for speaking the language of peace at this critical time. On Monday, this week a group of armed youth, in Gbudwe state, unilaterally released six community members whom they had detained for ten days.
(Catholic Radio Network/Radio Anisa)
Email: engafrica@vatiradio.va
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