ENI – Christians must stop squabbling and face the common enemies of disease and poverty, Anglican Bishop Dinis Sengulane of Lebombo in Mozambique said. He was celebrating the centenary of an Anglican association to help what are now former Portuguese colonies in southern Africa that are listed by international organizations as countries with some of the most difficult living conditions on earth today.
“When we have a challenge which threatens human life we must respond with transparency and boldness, not arrogance,” the bishop told Ecumenical News International about his fight against HIV/AIDS and malaria. “There's no time for fighting among ourselves.”
