Appeal from the Colloquium of Six Religious Leaders of Hong Kong
regarding the outbreak of novel coronavirus
Since the outbreak of novel coronavirus in Wuhan, it has spread to all provinces in the Mainland, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, and in other countries. At the time of the epidemic, the Colloquium of Six Religious Leaders of Hong Kong made the following appeals with benevolence and concern:
- Religious believers pray with hope that the epidemic will be brought under control and the infected people will recover soon,
- Pray and express gratitude for clinical staff as well as people and volunteers assisting in patient care for their dedication to fight against the epidemic,
- Dedicate care and blessings to medical staff, cleaners, staff for providing medical supplies or service to the public for their efforts in combating the epidemic,
- General public can convey solicitude to infected patients and their families, and provide assistance to the elderly and grassroots in the community to prevent the epidemic,
- Citizens and professionals from all walks of life let’s work together to fight against the epidemic.
In the heart of benevolence, the Colloquium of Six Religious Leaders are willing to send representatives to mediate and resolve the crisis if necessary.
The Colloquium of Six Religious Leaders of Hong Kong
The Most Ven. Kuan Yun, President, The Hong Kong Buddhist Association
John Cardinal Tong Hon, Apostolic Administrator, Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong
Dr. Tong Yun Kai, President, The Confucian Academy
Mr. Sat Che Sang, Ibrahim, Chairman, The Chinese Muslim Cultural and Fraternal Association
Rev. Dr. So Shing Yit, Eric, Chairperson, Hong Kong Christian Council
Mr. Leung Tak Wah, Chairman, The Hong Kong Taoist Association
31 January 2020
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