(From SirEuropa’s correspondent in Esztergom Hungary) Not only that: "Food prices are rising, so that in the last three months alone the number of poor people has risen to one hundred million more" and "we see that some governments of our continent are tempted to reuse political systems that have already failed in the past" but "attract people" and promote "a return to violence". "We believe stated the prelate that the European Bishops may make their voice be heard by the organisations of the oil producer countries in Vienna, the G8 summits when they are held in Europe and the World trade Organisation. An ethical voice is always missing in such spheres. Trade globalisation should not be the only concern". Confronted by the "extremely serious problem of illegal immigration", he went on, "we know such things must be controlled but we ask that it be done respectfully of people, as many European and North American bishops have said". "One of the traits of cooperation between the European and the Latin American Churches was and is he concluded their support to the training of lay people and future priests", an effort that will have to be "increased, considering its multiplying effect is an effective form of help for the Church of the Latin American and Caribbean continent".
