He loves us Muslims too.
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“Reconciliation is a process because it requires hearts to change”, Nary said. Once the world takes serious steps to solve those problems, then it would be “legitimate to ask whether it is licit” to use condoms to prevent the spread of HIV and AIDS.
So, you could take the liberal approach and say you do your part to care for creation, aren’t a rampant consumer, waster, or destroyer of the planet, all as a way out of dealing with the Paris Summit and how you’re probably part of the reason it’s taking place, or you could care.
As they pushed through the crowd in an area where Muslims usually do not dare to venture, people cheered and applauded, shouting: “It’s over” in reference to the intercommunal hatred that has blighted the country in the last two years. And yet the attacks of 2014 clearly targeted religious symbols: Dozens of mosques were destroyed and leveled to the ground. Although many Kenyan Christians are deeply conservative, the country has been comparatively tolerant and now hosts about 500 gay refugees from neighboring Uganda. Most fled or were killed past year in a backlash against Muslim civilians, seen as revenge for a brief but brutal reign by Muslim rebels who had overthrown the former Christian president. Francis is shown above at a children’s hospital in Bangui, Central African Republic. Time will tell whether other Muslims will return.
“That is how missionaries are, they are courageous”, the pope said.
During Monday’s visit to the Bangui mosque, Francis urged the country’s Christians and Muslims to embrace each other as brothers. Following the killing of at least one Muslim who was shot dead by anti-Balaka, community leaders quickly called for calm and urged Muslims not to retaliate.
Pope Francis addressed these words to the Muslim community of the Central African Republic on November 30, 2015, in the mosque of Koudoukou, a few kilometres from Bangui. “Leave us in peace”. Pope Francis also commented on Pope Benedict XVI, saying he began to handle Vatican finance issues and “was the first one to speak against corruption”. Some followed the pope’s entourage all the way to the sports stadium for a final Mass before he heads back to Italy.
“It’s what we want on both sides, Catholic and Muslim”.
The agency said that insecurity and underfunding continue to put urgent lifesaving activities at risk, while attacks on humanitarian conveys threaten the deployment of relief supplies to the interior of the country. When asked about the Vatileaks trial, Pope Francis claimed not to have “lost any sleep”.
Uganda is hurt by the fact that President Yoweri Museveni is one of those African leaders who seems to be incapable of leaving office. Around 6,000 have died in the fighting, and thousands have been displaced. In what had been a no-man’s land separating the Muslim enclave from the rest of the city only the day before, thousands crossed over into the area chanting “war is over” in the local Sango language after the pope’s departure.
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