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Malabo Catholic Archbishop Takes Health Leave, Pope Leo XIV Appoints Apostolic Administrator for Equatorial Guinean See
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Malabo Catholic Archbishop Takes Health Leave, Pope Leo XIV Appoints Apostolic Administrator for Equatorial Guinean See
Archbishop Juan Nsue Edjang Mayé of the Catholic Archdiocese of Malabo in Equatorial Guinea has taken a temporary leave of absence for health reasons, with Pope Leo XIV appointing Bishop Miguel Angel Nguema Bee of the Catholic Diocese of Bata as Apostolic Administrator of the Metropolitan See. At a Friday, August 21 press conference, Archbishop Nsue announced the development and presented the new Apostolic Administrator. The 68-year-old Catholic…
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