Pope Leo XIV presided over Mass for 120,000 people at a stadium in Douala, Cameroon on Friday, urging attendees to “reject every form of abuse or violence” and “multiply your talents through faith.”
The head of the Catholic church on earth led the religious ceremony following a similar Mass on Thursday in Bamenda, western Cameroon, where the populace has faced years of separatist war waged by the English-speaking population of the region against the Francophone government of Paul Biya, the nation’s 93-year-old president who has ruled through rigged elections since 1982.
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