Catholic Bishops Urge Peace Amid Manipur Unrest
The Catholic Bishops' Conference of India condemned the attack on Baptist church leaders in Manipur, calling it a heinous act. They urged communities to abandon violence and embrace dialogue and reconciliation, appealing for peace and justice. The CBCI prayed for the victims and stressed the need for understanding in Manipur.
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The Catholic Bishops' Conference of India has condemned the recent attack on Baptist church leaders in Manipur's Kangpokpi district, describing it as a 'heinous act.'
In a heartfelt statement, the CBCI reflected on the loss of innocent lives and the injuries sustained in the ambush on May 13, orchestrated against the Thadou Baptist Association leaders.
Appealing for peace, the bishops urged communities to shun violence, opting instead for dialogue and reconciliation. They called on authorities to ensure justice and restore confidence within the communities, emphasizing prayerful solidarity with the victims' families.
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