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Catholic Bishop in Mozambique Urges Faithful to Acknowledge Inner Wounds to Build Peace in Families and Communities
Bishop Tonito Francisco Xavier Muananoua urged the faithful to acknowledge personal emotional wounds to foster peace within families and communities. During a Mass at Our Lady of the Rosary Parish in the Archdiocese of Maputo on October 24, the auxiliary bishop spoke about the necessity of seeking serenity of heart.
Bishop Muananoua stated that many believers carry unhealed burdens and emphasized that inner honesty is required to achieve peace in family life. He noted that peace should be a part of daily life in various settings, including workplaces, local communities, and life groups.
The bishop also called for active participation in community life, stating that every person should use their personal gifts to serve others. He encouraged the faithful to provide a Christian witness in all environments.
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