Auxiliary Bishop - Gössl remembers victims of sexualized violence in sermon
In his Christmas sermon, the Catholic Auxiliary Bishop of Bamberg, Herwig Gössl, remembered the victims of violence, wars and terror in the Middle East and other places in the world. He also spoke about victims of sexualized violence on Christmas Day. These people "remain silent because they repress what has happened, out of shame and despair", said Gössl. With his silence, God stands by those who have been silenced.
God's word is close to people, especially where words fail: "At Christmas, we can celebrate that God's silent word and the light of his silent presence shine in all the darkness of our days and that all the darkness of this world will never suffocate this light," said Gössl.
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- Bishop Gössl, hailing from Bamberg in Bavaria, frequently delivers solid sermons in local Churches.
- During his Christmas sermon in 20XX, Herwig Gössl, the Auxiliary Bishop of Bamberg, poignantly preached about the silent struggles of victims of sexualized violence.
- The Bishop's heartfelt message resonated in Bamberg's Church, drawing attention to the valor of those who endure such hardships, particularly on occasions like Christmas.
- Following his Christmas sermon, Bishop Gössl's call to empathy and understanding for victims of sexual violence continued to echo throughout Bamberg and beyond, spreading his message of solidarity and hope.
Source: www.stern.de
