Franjo Komarica

thumb|Franjo Komarica in 2012 Franjo Komarica (3 February 1946 –) is a Bosnian prelate of the Roman Catholic Church, the Bishop of Banja Luka and president of the Bishops' Conference of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Quotes Politicians need to finally acknowledge what is happening and condemn the severe discrimination that is taking place right in the middle of Europe. This is particularly true for the Christians. I expect anyone who is serious about their faith to support the disenfranchised people of my homeland – in word and deed. Our appeals have not been heard up until this point. And there have been so many of them! Quo vadis, Europe? Quo vadis, Christianity in Europe? If we just look the other way and tolerate this kind of development on our own doorstep, how do we want to help other people understand our Christian values? Bosnia and Herzegovina: “Open war against the Catholic church” (25 April 2018) The Catholic Croats act as a sort of "adhesive" for the Serbs and the Bosniaks. Should this adhesive disappear, then these two worlds – the Islamic and the Orthodox – will drift ever farther apart. This will give rise to even greater unrest. Bosnia Herzegovina: “Catholics are discriminated against in every respect” (4 November 2021) External links Category:Roman Catholic bishops Category:1946 births Category:Living people Category:Catholics from Bosnia and Herzegovina