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Illegal mining, religious fragmentation affecting communities
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Illegal mining, religious fragmentation affecting communities
FRENCH GUIANA In the latest episode of Faces and Voices, Bishop Alain René Ransay of Cayenne reflected on the intertwined environmental and spiritual challenges facing the Amazon region. Speaking with Eric García Concepción, Deputy Secretary General of CELAM, Bishop Ransay highlighted how illegal mining and religious fragmentation are deeply affecting communities along the region’s vast rivers. “We have many challenges,” Bishop Ransay said. “I t…
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