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Archbishop William E. Lori is shown in a 2017 file photo. (CNS photo/Bob Roller)

Archbishop Lori says his heart ‘broken’ by tragedy of synagogue shooting

October 28, 2018
By Catholic Review Staff
Filed Under: Feature, Local News, News, World News

In an Oct. 28 statement, Archbishop William E. Lori said his heart was “broken” by news of the attack on a synagogue in Pittsburgh.  The full statement follows:

My heart is broken by news of the terrible attack on the synagogue in Pittsburgh. My prayers are with the families of all those who have lost loved ones and with the Jewish people who have suffered such an unspeakable violation of one of their houses of worship. 

We must do everything we can to fight hate and bigotry in our country, a nation founded as a refuge for religious freedom. 

I join my brother bishops in pledging support for efforts aimed at preventing such tragedies.

Also see:

USCCB president condemns shooting at synagogue, all all ‘acts of hate‘

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