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Mons. Miguel Ángel Nguema Bee: «Existe una libertad más profunda, la independencia del corazón; sin ella, la independencia política carece de sentido»
Monsignor Miguel Ángel Nguema Bee addressed the faithful at the Cathedral of the Archdiocese of Malabo during a mass celebrating the 58th anniversary of the independence of Guinea Ecuatorial. The liturgy included the head of state, the first lady, the vice president, and various constitutional leaders and diplomats.
During his sermon, Nguema Bee, who serves as the Apostolic Administrator of the Archdiocese of Malabo, stated that political independence and national sovereignty are meaningless if society remains bound by injustice and moral vices. He argued that a deeper freedom exists in the independence of the heart.
Nguema Bee previously served as the diocesan bishop of Ebebiyín from 2017 to 2026. He was accompanied at the mass by the vicar general of the Archdiocese of Malabo, the cathedral's parish priest, and other priests.
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- Official source@oficialebibeyinMons. Miguel Ángel Nguema Bee: «Existe una libertad más profunda, la independencia del corazón; sin ella, la independencia política carece de sentido»
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