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Sister Aïda Yazbeck, from Lebanon to Chad, a nun on a mission for peace

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In N的Djamena for 12 years, Lebanon Sister Aïda Yazbeck, director of the Al-Mouna center, works for dialogue and reconciliation among Chadians, when they are Christians or Muslims.
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Sister Aïda Yazbeck, from Lebanon to Chad, a nun on a mission for peace

In N的Djamena for 12 years, Lebanon Sister Aïda Yazbeck, director of the Al-Mouna center, works for dialogue and reconciliation among Chadians, when they are Christians or Muslims.

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