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ANALYSIS: In recent months, the Pope has returned several times to the themes of social doctrine. In Africa, however, he revealed his thoughts on these issues in greater depth.
Four attendees at Pope Leo XIV’s final Mass in Africa in Equatorial Guinea share their testimonies.
Pope Leo XIV spent 11 days in Africa from April 13–23 and visited Algeria, Cameroon, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea.
The Holy Father visited four countries during his first apostolic visit to Africa.
Speaking to reporters on his flight from Malabo to Rome, the pope addressed war, migration, same-sex blessings, and the Vatican’s diplomacy with authoritarian governments.
The Holy Father has already visited Algeria, Cameroon, and Angola as part of his papal visit to the continent.
A look in photos at Pope Leo XIV’s eighth day of his apostolic journey to Africa.
The Pontiff urged bishops, priests, religious, and catechists to remain committed to peace, justice, and integral development.
The Pontiff told young Angolans that Our Lady entrusts them with the task of building a better world shaped by the Gospel.
The Holy Father will spend several days in Angola before finishing his trip in Equatorial Guinea.
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