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Pope Francis urges Congolese youth to work towards a better future

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In a speech to tens of thousands of young people in a stadium in the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo on Thursday, Pope Francis urged them to work towards a better future and reject corruption. The Roman Catholic leader is touring the DRC and South Sudan to deliver a message of "peace and reconciliation".

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Gulf News

Pope urges Congolese youth to build better future

86-year-old pontiff addresses 65,000 youth on third day of visit to country

1 year ago·Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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Bangkok Post

Pope urges Congolese youth to build better future

KINSHASA: Pope Francis on Thursday urged tens of thousands of young people in the Democratic Republic of Congo to work towards a better future and shun corruption in the deeply Catholic country, which is plagued by violence in its east.

1 year ago·กทม, Thailand

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The pope invites young Congolese to be “actors” in the country's future

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1 year ago·Luxembourg City, Luxembourg

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Courier Mail

Pope urges Congolese youth to build better future

Pope Francis on Thursday urged tens of thousands of young people in the Democratic Republic of Congo to work towards a better future and shun corruption in the deeply Catholic country, which is plagued by violence in its east. The 86-year-old pontiff arrived at Martyrs' stadium in the capital Kinshasa on his popemobile, offering blessings to an ecstatic crowd, who roared and danced in the stands. FRANCE 24's Seema Gupta reports from Kinshasa, DR…

1 year ago

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Africa News

DR Congo: Pope Francis on last day of visit urges youth to build better future

"You are indispensable and responsible for your Church and your country. You are part of a greater history, one that calls on you to take an active role as a builder of communion, a champion of fraternity, an indomitable dreamer of a more united world." Pope Francis, Pontiff

1 year ago·Pointe- Noire, Congo

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