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World Council of Churches rallies behind vilified Catholic priests

THE World Council of Churches (WCC) has rallied behind local church leaders being vilified by government for pointing out its heavy handedness on civilians.The WCC urged the clerics to "unite and stand together in such difficult times".In …

Published: 05 Sep 2020 at 09:34hrs | | by Staff reporter

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