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BISHOPS SHOCKED AT BOSNIAN PRESIDENT'S ACCUSATIONS AGAINST CATHOLIC CHURCH

SARAJEVO, Oct 12 (Hina) - Bosnia-Herzegovina's Bishops' Conference onTuesday sent an open letter to the Chairman of the country'sPresidency, Sulejman Tihic, condemning his recent statement that theCatholic Church had encouraged resettlement of Croats out ofBosnia-Herzegovina or within the country.
SARAJEVO, Oct 12 (Hina) - Bosnia-Herzegovina's Bishops' Conference on Tuesday sent an open letter to the Chairman of the country's Presidency, Sulejman Tihic, condemning his recent statement that the Catholic Church had encouraged resettlement of Croats out of Bosnia-Herzegovina or within the country.

In the letter carried by the Catholic press agency KTA, Conference Secretary General Ivo Tomasevic conveyed expressions of "deep shock" from Bosnian bishops at the statement Tihic had made late last month during his visit to Zagreb.

During his visit to the Croatian capital in late September, Tihic told reporters that the Catholic Church should bear some of the responsibility for the resettlement of people, which was encouraged by political parties, because it should have said that it was not in the interests of the Croats.

The Bosnian bishops saw this statement directed against the whole Church, "from the parish priests to the Pope".

"Is the Catholic Church or the Holy Father, Pope John Paul II, as its leader, responsible because tens of thousands of Bosnian Catholics, most of them Croats, were expelled or fled from their homes?" the letter said, recalling that the Pope had spoken many times against the war, ethnic cleansing and any kind of justice.

The Bosnian bishops called on Tihic to show at least one document of the Catholic Church to corroborate his allegations.

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