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Catholic Church urges DRC citizens to vote

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The Catholic Church has a long history of promoting democracy in the vast African country. The church is gearing up to monitor elections scheduled for December, in which President Felix Tshisekedi will seek a second term in office. The DRC is home to 45 million Catholics, the most of any African country, and Pope Francis will visit next week.

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Catholic Church urges DRC citizens to vote

Halfway through his homily, Father Victor Ntambwe brandished his voter card in front of the congregation at St Charles Lwanga Church in Kinshasa, capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). With presidential elections just months away, he had an earthly message to deliver alongside the psalms and the sermon. He told the worshippers

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