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VATICAN INFORMATION SERVICE
YEAR XXII - N° 143
DATE 20-07-2012
Summary:
- CCEE DECLARATION ON SYRIA: FINDING SPACE FOR A DIALOGUE OF PEACE
- THE "OSSERVATORE ROMANO" TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE UNTIED STATES
___________________________________________________________
CCEE DECLARATION ON SYRIA: FINDING SPACE FOR A DIALOGUE OF PEACE
Vatican City, 20 July 2012 (VIS) - "For many months now the Church and the
entire international community have been looking with great apprehension and
profound sadness at the escalating violence in Syria, where arms seem to have
taken the place of
dialogue".
These are the opening words of a declaration concerning the situation in
Syria, issued yesterday afternoon by the Council of European Episcopal
Conferences (CCEE) and signed by Cardinal Peter Erdo, archbishop of
Esztergom-Budapest, Hungary; Cardinal
Angelo Bagnasco, archbishop of Genoa, Italy, and Archbishop Jozef Michalik of
Przemysl of the Latins, Poland, respectively president and vice presidents of
the CCEE.
"We hope that the authorities in the country, the population and all believers
of whatever religion may look to God and find the way to put an end to
hostilities, set aside their arms and start down the path of dialogue,
reconciliation and peace. The
conflict cannot but lead to mourning, destruction and serious consequences for
the noble people of Syria. War is a dead end. Happiness can be achieved only
by acting together, never by the abusive exercise of power of one side against
another", the text
reads.
"The coming days could prove decisive for the outcome of this crisis.
Therefore we exhort all the Christians of Europe to redouble their prayers for
peace in that region. Our faith leads us to hope that a constructive solution
to the crisis is possible,
one which respects the interests of all sides. It is important to rediscover
space for a dialogue of peace; and it is never too late to understand one
another, to negotiate and to build a shared future together.
"We are certain that, with God's help, good sense may prevail and lead to
peaceful coexistence in truth, justice, love and freedom, and in respect for
all monitories, particularly the Christians in the country".
___________________________________________________________
THE "OSSERVATORE ROMANO" TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE UNTIED STATES
Vatican City, 20 July 2012 (VIS) - Beginning in August, the "Osservatore
Romano" newspaper will be distributed in the United States of America. It will
be published by the "Our Sunday Visitor" Catholic publishing house, based in
Indiana, which also
publishes the "Our Sunday Visitor" weekly newspaper, the largest selling
Catholic periodical in the U.S.
The publishing house will also supervise the subscription service and
marketing strategies to promote the circulation of the "Osservatore Romano".
Thanks to this initiative, news concerning the Pope and the Vatican will now
be more accessible to
families in the United States.
___________________________________________________________
Per ulteriori informazioni e per la ricerca di documenti consultare il
sito: www.wisnews.org e www.vatican.va
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VISnews120720
VATICAN INFORMATION SERVICE YEAR XXII - N° 143DATE 20-07-2012
Summary: - CCEE DECLARATION ON SYRIA:
FINDING SPACE FOR A DIALOGUE OF
PEACE - THE "OSSERVATORE ROMANO" TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE UNTIED STATES ___________________________________________________________
CCEE DECLARATION ON SYRIA: FINDING SPACE FOR A DIALOGUE OF PEACE
Vatican City, 20 July 2012 (VIS) - "For many months now the Church and the
entire international community have been looking with great apprehension and
profound sadness at the escalating violence in Syria, where arms seem to have
taken the place of
dialogue".
These are the opening words of a declaration concerning the situation in
Syria, issued yesterday afternoon by the Council of European Episcopal
Conferences (CCEE) and signed by Cardinal Peter Erdo, archbishop of
Esztergom-Budapest, Hungary; Cardinal
Angelo Bagnasco, archbishop of Genoa, Italy, and Archbishop Jozef Michalik of
Przemysl of the Latins, Poland, respectively president and vice presidents of
the CCEE.
"We hope that the authorities in the country, the population and all
believers of whatever religion may look to God and find the way to put an end
to hostilities, set aside their arms and start down the path of dialogue,
reconciliation and peace. The
conflict cannot but lead to mourning, destruction and serious consequences for
the noble people of Syria. War is a dead end. Happiness can be achieved only
by acting together, never by the abusive exercise of power of one side against
another", the text
reads.
"The coming days could prove decisive for the outcome of this crisis.
Therefore we exhort all the Christians of Europe to redouble their prayers for
peace in that region. Our faith leads us to hope that a constructive solution
to the crisis is
possible, one which respects the interests of all sides. It is important to
rediscover space for a dialogue of peace; and it is never too late to
understand one another, to negotiate and to build a shared future together.
"We are certain that, with God's help, good sense may prevail and lead to
peaceful coexistence in truth, justice, love and freedom, and in respect for
all monitories, particularly the Christians in the country".
THE "OSSERVATORE ROMANO" TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE UNTIED STATES
Vatican City, 20 July 2012 (VIS) - Beginning in August, the "Osservatore
Romano" newspaper will be distributed in the United States of America. It will
be published by the "Our Sunday Visitor" Catholic publishing house, based in
Indiana, which also
publishes the "Our Sunday Visitor" weekly newspaper, the largest selling
Catholic periodical in the U.S.
The publishing house will also supervise the subscription service and
marketing strategies to promote the circulation of the "Osservatore Romano".
Thanks to this initiative, news concerning the Pope and the Vatican will now
be more accessible to
families in the United States.
Per ulteriori informazioni e per la ricerca di documenti consultare il
sito: www.wisnews.org e www.vatican.va Il servizio del
VIS viene inviato soltanto agli indirizzi di posta elettronica che ne
hanno
fatto richiesta. Se per qualunque motivo non si desidera continuare a
riceverlo, si prega di visitare nostra pagina dinizio: http://212.77.1.245/news_services/press/vi
/italinde.php
Copyright (VIS): Le notizie contenute nei servizi del Vatican
Information Service possono essere riprodotte parzialmente o totalmente
citando la fonte: V.I.S. - Vatican Information Service.
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