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Plusieurs évêques du continent africain à la cathédrale
Several African bishops and religious delegations visited the Saint-Hyacinthe Cathedral in Rougemont for the annual St. Michael Pilgrims congress. The gathering, titled "Educating on the causes of poverty and the means to combat it," took place a few days before the feast of the archangels on September 29.
Bishop Vincent Ondo of the Diocese of Oyem in Gabon presided over the Eucharistic celebration at the cathedral. He was accompanied by the cathedral rector, Father Patrice Savadogo.
Other participating bishops included Bishop Ildebert Mathurin Mouanga of the Diocese of Kinkala, Bishop Martin Waïngue Bani of the Diocese of Doba, Bishop Juan Domingo Esono Yayang of the Diocese of Mongomo, and Bishop Nadji Bab Nicolas. Bishop Aurelio Gazzera of the Diocese of Babgasou in the Central African Republic also participated in the celebrations.
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- Official sourceSeveral Bishops from the African Continent at the Cathedral
Diocese of Saint-Hyacinthe
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