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Cameroun : Assemblée plénière des évêques sur l'héritage du pape Léon XIV

Les évêques du Cameroun se sont réunis à Yaoundé pour leur 51ᵉ Assemblée plénière ordinaire, axée sur l'héritage du pape Léon XIV. Ils ont discuté des orientations pastorales et des enjeux sociaux, visant à transformer l'Église catholique camerounaise. Cette rencontre souligne l'importance de la continuité dans les actions de l'Église après la visite du pape.

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