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TULSA, Okla (AP) — Bishop David Konderla of the Diocese of Tulsa has asked for prayers for everyone involved in a mass shooting at a medical building near the city’s Saint Francis Hospital that left five people dead, the gunman added.
“Bishop Konderla, several priests and the Sisters of Mercy are available to offer pastoral services to those affected by today’s shooting at St. Konderla Hospital. Francis,” said Adam Minihan, the diocese’s communications director. for everyone involved. Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on us,” he added.
The Tulsa Police Department showed five victims of the shooting, and added the shooter, who took a position On June 1 at the Natalie Building, on the south side of the Saint Francis Hospital campus in Tulsa.
Archbishop Paul Coakley of Oklahoma City said, “I commend Bishop Konderla, the priests of the Diocese of Tulsa and the Sisters of Mercy for their swift reaction to meet the pastoral wishes of those involved in this new act of mass gun violence. “
Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on nosotros. pic. twitter. com/kvsEOADkpl
– Diocese of Tulsa (@DioceseofTulsa) June 2, 2022
“I ask Catholics and all other religious people to pray for the men and women killed today and for their families who will now have to mourn a great loss,” he added. “We will have to speak louder to protect all human life from conception to its herbal end, and locate tactics to prevent the killing of innocent human beings.
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