The Commission of the Bishops’ Conferences of the European Union has elected Bishop Mariano Crociata as its new president, replacing Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerich. In this video, we explore Bishop Crociata’s thoughts and insights on his new role and the urgent issues facing Europe, such as unity and peace. We also hear from COMECE Secretary General Father Manuel Barrios Prieto on the challenges facing European bishops in the context of the war in Ukraine and other emergencies. Additionally, we share Pope Francis’ message to European bishops during the General Assembly, emphasizing the importance of peaceful coexistence and the value of respecting and valuing the characteristics of peoples and cultures in Europe. Join us as we delve into the dream of a Europe united in the service of peace.
The Dream of a United Europe: Insights from the New President of COMECE
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