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West Africa’s Catholic Priests Commit to Learning Multiple Languages to Foster Regional Fraternity

West Africa’s Catholic Priests Commit to Learning Multiple Languages to Foster Regional Fraternity
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Catholic priests from 13 West African countries have committed to learning multiple languages and fostering intercultural collaboration to strengthen regional fraternity. The initiative was formalized at the 12th Congress of the Regional Union of Priests of West Africa held in Guinea.

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This initiative aims to bridge linguistic and cultural divides across West Africa, promoting regional cooperation within the Catholic Church.

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Conakry, 18 June, 2026 / 11:45 pm (ACI Africa).

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