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The police contingent of the UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA), along with the country’s National Police, conducting a joint operation in the capital Bangui. (UN Photo/Nektarios Markogiannis)
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Kevin Clarke
Over two years of persisting disorder Father Bernard Kinvi has seen people at their worst during civil conflict in the Central African Republic mdash neighbors turning against neighbors the strong preying on the weak He has also embodied what people can be at their best during such tumultuous tim
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Gerard O’Connell
He comes to bring a message of peace, reconciliation and dialogue.
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Gerard O’Connell
Former Jesuit provincial for East Africa highlights the significance of Pope Francis' trip to Kenya, Uganda and the Central African Republic
Dispatches
Gerard O’Connell
'He is going there as a sign of love and esteem and this is a very powerful message,' says Cardinal Francis Arinze.
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Jim McDermott
“Create in Me a Clean Heart” is in many respects a big step forward for the U.S. church.
Children at a displaced persons camp in Bangui last year. Many of their fathers had been missing for months and were presumed vicitms of a Seleka rampage in December 2013. (photo by Kevin Clarke)
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Kevin Clarke
The pope’s upcoming visit to East Africa nations Kenya and Uganda and the Central African Republic will be a source of great spiritual sustenance to the people of the region.