The new Archbishop of Prague, Stanislav Přibyl, addresses various social issues in a recent interview, emphasizing the church's role in society and condemning xenophobia, particularly towards Ukrainians.
In an interview following his appointment as the Archbishop of Prague, Stanislav Přibyl expresses a desire to keep a close connection with the community, stating that he has received a warm reception despite the challenges of the position. He highlights the importance of family as a focal point of the church and acknowledges the church's potential involvement in cultural wars, while asserting that a compassionate outreach is paramount.
Přibyl also addresses the need for the church to speak out on social issues, specifically condemning any mistreatment or negative sentiment directed towards Ukrainians in the Czech Republic, asserting that such attitudes are unacceptable. He emphasizes the role of dialogue and engagement, particularly through social media, as he aims to foster a sense of community and connection within the church.
His proactive approach, including responding to comments on social media, showcases his commitment to transparency and accountability within the church's leadership. The interview touches on broader themes of inclusion and the representation of women's voices within the church, indicating a forward-thinking approach to its engagement with contemporary society.
