Statement by the Justice and Peace Commission of the Croatian Conference of Bishops on the Promotion of the Public Interest and the Protection of Public Goods
Zagreb, June 6, 2012
The Archbishop of Krakow, Cardinal Dziwisz, presented a relic of the Blessed John Paul II, a vial containing the blood of the beatified Pope, to the Archbishop of Zagreb and the Zagreb Church
The program in Zagreb will include meetings with the highest officials of the Catholic Church in Croatia and government representatives.
They touched upon a range of questions and topics from daily sociopolitical life and discussed the contribution, roles and tasks of the Catholic Church in our region, particularly regarding ecumenical dialogue and the contribution by the Catholic Church to peace and reconciliation.
The Commission expressed concern over the raising of energy prices and utility fees, especially water, which is a basic prerequisite for life, and disagreement with the public diminishing of the symbolic value of Bleiburg.
"The truth has become the greatest victim of today's world order at all levels," cautioned Bishop Ante Ivas at the Bleiburg Field.
The Commission expressed concern over the raising of energy prices and utility fees, especially water, which is a basic prerequisite for life, and disagreement with the public diminishing of the symbolic value of Bleiburg.
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