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Cardinal Brislin Condemns Xenophobia: “We Cannot Be Silent When the Vulnerable Are Denied Dignity” – SACBC | SA News

The Archbishop of Johannesburg and President of the Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference (SACBC) has issued a strong condemnation of recent xenophobic incidents targeting foreign nationals in South Africa.

Cardinal Stephen Brislin’s message comes amid growing reports of migrant families being denied access to public hospitals, clinics, and schools — a development that has drawn both national and international concern.

In a pastoral message addressed to all parishes of the Archdiocese of Johannesburg, Cardinal Brislin described the situation as “deeply abhorrent.” “The present situation of certain groups preventing non-South Africans from accessing medical facilities and…

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