Angola: Bishop Calls On Faithful to Refrain From Racism

Lubango — The retired bishop of Lubango Archdiocese, Zacarias Camuenho, last Saturday in Lubango City, southern Huila Province, called on the faithful and priests to refrain from acts of tribalism, racism and other ills within the church and the communities.

The prelate, who was speaking at a mass of presbytery and diaconal ordination, said it is necessary for the faithful and priests to adopt a behavior of unity and brotherhood, avoiding acts of racism and tribalism.

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