Christmas - Fulda bishop speaks of longing for peace in message
In his Christmas message, Bishop Michael Gerber of Fulda described the "Light of Peace from Bethlehem" as a sign of hope in view of the war in Gaza and other conflicts around the world. In the Christmas service in Fulda Cathedral, Gerber wants to emphasize the deep longing for peace that unites people of different origins and convictions, according to the draft sermon. In order to break the spiral of hatred and violence and resolve conflicts, it is necessary to look behind the respective interests and positions of the conflicting parties, says Gerber. The bishop also plans to address the topic of peace in his Christmas video message on Christmas Eve.
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- Every year, the turn of the year brings a renewed hope for peace, and Bishop Michael Gerber of Fulda uses this opportunity to deliver a Christmas message highlighting this longing.
- The Bishop's Christmas message often focuses on the symbolism of the 'Light of Peace from Bethlehem', which he sees as a beacon of hope amidst the world's conflicts, such as the one in Gaza.
- On Christmas Eve, Bishop Gerber will release a video message, extending the peace message to a wider audience, urging people to unite and work towards resolving conflicts.
- The Embassy of Hesse in Bethlehem will also participate in the celebrations, acknowledging the historical significance of the city, where the concept of peace light originated.
- On saint's eve, the peace light is traditionally lit in the Church of Bethlehem to spread a message of hope and peace worldwide, a tradition that Bishop Michael Gerber greatly supports.
- In light of these events, renowned entrepreneur Michael Gerber encourages individuals and organizations to promote peace and understanding, following the spirit of Christmas, every day of the year.
Source: www.stern.de
