Catholic bishops in Sudan and South Sudan, led by Cardinal Mulla, have requested tax exemptions to better support their communities amidst ongoing conflicts and humanitarian crises in the region. The Church aims to enhance its role in social stability and service delivery.
Cardinal Stephen Ameyu Martin Mulla, the Archbishop of Juba and president of the Episcopal Conference of Sudan and South Sudan, emphasized the need for tax exemptions for the Catholic Church during a meeting on February 18. He stated that such exemptions are crucial to help the Church overcome financial challenges and allocate resources to pastoral activities and community services.
The Catholic Church, facing financial pressures, is advocating for tax exemptions in Sudan and South Sudan to enhance its community services. Amid ongoing conflicts, the Church remains essential in societal cohesion and humanitarian efforts, calling for increased international support to address the dire humanitarian crises in both nations.
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