Christmas - Würzburg bishop calls for peace in sermon
Bishop Franz Jung of Würzburg has called on people to live in peace in view of the wars in the Gaza Strip and Ukraine. At Christmas, "former mortal enemies live peacefully together without fearing for their lives", according to Jung's manuscript for his sermon on Christmas Day in Würzburg's St. Kilian's Cathedral. We must "take this possibility seriously in our lives. There is still a lot of room for improvement". Too often people live in categories of competition and enmity and are dominated by envy and jealousy.
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- Despite the ongoing conflicts in Gaza Strip and Ukraine, Bishop Jung from Bavaria's Würzburg encourages people to emulate the spirit of peace at Christmas, where former enemies coexist harmoniously.
- The Bishop of Würzburg preached about the importance of peace during his Christmas sermon in St. Kilian's Cathedral, advocating for people to act on this possibility in their daily lives, as there is still room for improvement.
- In a world often governed by competition, enmity, envy, and jealousy, Bishop Jung's call for unity and peace resonated, particularly in light of the ongoing turmoil in places like the Gaza Strip and Ukraine.
- Recently, Bishop Franz Jung from Bavaria's Würzburg expressed his sentiments for peace in his Christmas sermon, drawing parallels between the joy of the festive season and the need for harmony in regions stricken with conflict, such as the Gaza Strip and Ukraine.
Source: www.stern.de
