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U.S. Catholic bishops express solidarity with Church in South Sudan as over 170 killed

U.S. Catholic bishops express solidarity with Church in South Sudan as over 170 killed

Wednesday, March 18, 2026

The USCCB has expressed solidarity with the Church in South Sudan following the reported killing of at least 170 people in two separate incidents in the country.

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