The Diocese of Franceville will now entrust the offering of bread and wine at the altar to married couples. This change follows a strong recommendation from the diocesan session to revitalize liturgical practices.
SourcesDiocese of Franceville
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Diocese of Franceville
The Diocese of Franceville held its 2026 diocesan session to discuss pastoral care for marriage and families. During the meeting, the bishop provided new pastoral directions for how the presentation of offerings should be conducted.
SourcesDiocese of Franceville
Thursday, September 17
2 stories · single-publisher reportsTuesday, September 15
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Diocese of Franceville
The Bishop of Franceville opened the diocesan session with prayer at the bishop's office on Monday, September 15, 2026, before welcoming priests to the meeting.
SourcesDiocese of Franceville
- 02 discussDioceses4d ago
Diocese of Franceville
The clergy of the Diocese of Franceville began their annual diocesan session on September 15, 2026.
SourcesDiocese of Franceville
Monday, September 14
1 story · single-publisher reports- 01 discussEducation4d ago
Diocese of Franceville
Bishop Ephrem Ndjoni of Franceville held a consultation meeting with Catholic teachers from the Haut Ogooué sud school district in Moanda on September 9, 2026.
SourcesDiocese of Franceville
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