South Sudan Bishop’s Peace Appeal Ignores Christ the King and the Supernatural Order
[VaticanNews] portal reports on an address by Eduardo Hiiboro Kussala, the Bishop of Tombura Yambio County in South Sudan, who called on authorities, religious leaders, and all citizens to become “bridges of healing and peace” in a region devastated by years of violence, political instability, and displacement. The bishop lamented the destruction of the social fabric of Western Equatoria, once known as the “Bread Basket of South Sudan,” and urged a revival of “respectful conversation, reconciliation, and unity.” He warned against the harmful use of media and careless words, stressing that “life is a gift from God” and appealing to the “Prince of Peace.” He addressed various groups—political leaders, youth, women, traditional leaders, and fellow church leaders—urging them to serve, build, and defend truth and justice. This message, while superficially appealing, is a textbook example of the conciliar church’s reduction of the Gospel to naturalistic humanism, entirely omitting the supernatural order, the Kingship of Christ, and the only true path to lasting peace.




