ZAGREB, June 20 (Hina) - The Croatian Bishops' Conference
concluded a three-day plenary session in Zagreb on Thursday.
The meeting focused on pastoral activities of the Catholic
clergy and new challenges to the Church in Croatia after the end
of war in the region, Zadar Archbishop Ivan Prenda told the
Catholic news agency IKA.
The Archbishop of Zagreb, Cardinal Franjo Kuharic, was re-
elected president of the Croatian Bishops' Conference.
Prenda said that it was possible that Croatia and the Holy
See would soon sign an agreement which would regulate important
issues in relations between the Chruch and the State.
He expressed confidence that after signing the agreement
with the Catholic Church, the largest religious community in the
country, Croatia would also regulate in a similar way its
relations with other religious communities.
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