Bishop Joseph Strickland

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617 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 30 Mar

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Well, really, Tucker, probably some things have developed even since the last thing I saw, but it looked like they were deciding to open it after all or whatever.
To me, really, Tucker, this comes down to a consequence of
the evil that we see that we're witnessing.
And I think we need to pay attention to it in that context.
As we already discussed, the large-scale destruction of civilian life is never morally justifiable by any nation, by any entity, for any reason.
It's just not.
And to me, the closure
of the Holy Sepulchre, the holy site for us.
There's so many in the Holy Land, but the closure of that and the not allowing the procession of Palm Sunday is a tragic consequence of just how far off the mark
really the world is at this point in so many ways and what's going on there, we must speak calmly, lovingly, clearly that no, we can't allow this.
And the closure to me is just one of many tragic consequences where
This has to be addressed, and we've got to keep going back to that principle that the large-scale destruction of civilian life can never be morally justified.
Well, I really don't know, Tucker.
And maybe for some, making those decisions, that's the reason.
But why would it be judged to be a place that is unsafe because of this chaos that surrounds it?
So like I said, I think it's a consequence of everything we're seeing, which is immoral and is destructive.
I mean, in very significant ways, you're a man of history, and we all need to be people of history.
And if we look at history, these days will be marked in history as a very devastating time, similar to things that we can look back in the last 100 years, 200 years.
2000 years, that when these kind of moral aberrations begin to just take over, we need to speak up.
And I really don't know the motivation for the closure of the Holy Sepulchre.
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