Bishop Valdivia Addresses Humanitarian Crisis in Ceuta with Call for Prayer
Bishop Ramón Valdivia, the apostolic administrator of the Diocese of Cádiz and Ceuta, has addressed the recent humanitarian crisis in Ceuta, Spain. In a letter to the diocese, he described the situation as a 'humanitarian disaster' caused by ambition and corruption, affecting young people, families, and businesses. Valdivia praised the calm of Ceuta's residents, which prevented further conflict. He emphasized the role of faith and the patron saint, Santa María de África, in providing hope and guidance. The bishop called for a prayer vigil in all parishes to promote peace and unity, aligning with Pope Leo XIV's message of support.