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Amid U.S. foreign aid cuts, bishops call for solidarity between American, African Catholics
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Amid U.S. foreign aid cuts, bishops call for solidarity between American, African Catholics
Amid severe cuts in U.S. foreign aid, Catholic bishops an ocean apart are advocating for deeper bonds between the U.S. and the peoples of the African continent — with God-given human dignity as central to that summons. “As brother bishops, we address the Church in the United States and Africa with a call to renewed fraternity and mutual solidarity between our peoples,” declared a joint Feb. 2 statement by the Committee on International Justice a…
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