Shun ethnic rivalry and corruption, pope tells African youth

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Pope Francis urges African youngsters to shun corruption, ethnic rivalry

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Pope Francis tells African youth to shun ethnic rivalry and corruption

Speech to 65,000 young people in Kinshasa frequently interrupted by applause and cheers

Pope rallies Congo's youth, and gets a thunderous response

KINSHASA, Congo (AP) — Deafening cheers and chants greeted Francis on his last full day in Congo as he joined tens of thousands of young people at the Martyrs’ Stadium in the capital, Kinshasa. The Vatican said more than 65,000 people attended. The post Pope rallies Congo’s youth, and gets a thunderous response appeared first on Religion News Service.

Pope urges African youth to shun ethnic rivalry and corruption

The pontiff addresses more than 65,000 youths in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Shun ethnic rivalry and corruption, pope tells youth on African visit

Pope Francis on Thursday urged young people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to forge a new future without ethnic rivalry, corruption and distrust that have fuelled bloody conflicts in Africa.