Pope urges Angola to overcome divisions at Mass attended by 100,000 people - Reuters

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Pope Leo XIV calls for Angolans to combat corruption with justice and reconciliation during a Mass attended by approximately 100,000 people in Kilamba, and visits the Sanctuary of Mama Muxima, a historical site linked to the African slave trade.

Pope Leo XIV celebrates Mass in Kilamba, urging Angolans to overcome divisions and build a future of hope, emphasizing that Jesus walks beside them in their journey of healing and reconciliation.

Pope Leo XIV addresses tens of thousands of faithful near Angola’s capital, urging the country to overcome divisions and corruption during a landmark tour of Africa.

Pope Leo XIV calls for Angolans to fight the 'scourge of corruption' with a culture of justice during a Mass attended by approximately 100,000 people in Kilamba, and visits the Sanctuary of Mama Muxima, a historical site linked to the African slave trade.