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Mgr Joseph Samedi calls for peace in Central African Republic
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Bishop Joseph Samedi is calling for peace and political change in the Central African Republic following a meeting between Pope Leo XIV and President Faustin-Archange Touadéra on October 1.
The Archbishop Coadjutor of Bangui said he expects the meeting between the Pope and the president to produce political shifts as the country works to rebuild after years of crisis. Samedi noted that the Church serves to promote dialogue, communion, and peace during this period.
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- Official source@VaticanNewsMgr Samedi plaide pour un élan de paix en Centrafrique
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