Mozambique Bishops Urge Pastoral Presence Amid Socio-Political Crisis
[VaticanNews] portal reports (April 24, 2026): The Episcopal Conference of Mozambique (CEM), led by Archbishop Inacio Saure, issued a pastoral communique following their Plenary Assembly in Matola, calling for greater pastoral presence amid socio-political challenges, natural calamities, and the conflict in Cabo Delgado. The bishops emphasized dialogue with state actors and practical solutions to poverty and youth disillusionment. This communique, while addressing material needs, completely ignores the supernatural mission of the Church and reduces the faith to social activism, reflecting the post-conciliar apostasy that prioritizes temporal solutions over eternal salvation.





