Having visited the Catholic parish in Gaza on a trip to the Holy Land about 11 years ago, Detroit Archbishop Edward J. Weisenburger said he was horrified and deeply distressed at the attack on the lone Catholic Church in Gaza. Recalling Pope Francis’ nightly calls to its pastor, Archbishop Weisenburger said he feels an “ever-greater need to repeat Pope Francis’ calls for an end to the bloodshed — calls now echoed by Pope Leo.”
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Two dead, Holy Family Gaza pastor injured after mid-morning Israeli attack - Detroit Catholic
Archbishop Weisenburger, who visited Gaza church in 2014, expresses horror at attack, echoes calls to end bloodshed
