Bishop Theophile Nare emphasized the need for solidarity in response to the massacre in Barsalogho, highlighting the emotional devastation of the local population and calling for mourning.
When faced with such tragedy, despair and discouragement dominate the feelings of the affected. Nare noted the unprecedented scale of violence witnessed in Burkina Faso, reflecting on the community's grief.
In the aftermath, Nare visited Kaya Regional Hospital, where medical staff worked tirelessly to care for the wounded, underlining the immediate human response to the crisis.
Nare articulated a critical view on the role of God in the tragedy, stating clearly that such violence does not reflect divine will, but rather human folly.
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