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After three weeks of discussion, bishops at the Africa Synod pass on their conclusions to the Pope
More than 200 African bishops have urged corrupt Catholic leaders in Africa to “repent or resign” in the name of the common good.
They did not mention any leaders by name but Catholic leaders criticised in the past include Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe and Eduardo dos Santos, president of Angola.
The bishops’ call came at the end of the three-week Africa Synod in Rome in an 11-page document summarising their conclusions.
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More than 200 African bishops have urged corrupt Catholic leaders in Africa to “repent or resign” in the name of the common good.
They did not mention any leaders by name but Catholic leaders criticised in the past include Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe and Eduardo dos Santos, president of Angola.
The bishops’ call came at the end of the three-week Africa Synod in Rome in an 11-page document summarising their conclusions.
More…