Thousands celebrate open-air Mass with Pope Leo in Cameroon - in pictures
Summary
Pope Leo XIV held an open-air Mass in Douala, Cameroon, attended by over 120,000 people during his 11-day tour of Africa. He spoke about peace, warned against violence and corruption, and encouraged young people to develop their talents and help their communities.Key Facts
- More than 120,000 people attended the open-air Mass in Douala’s Japoma Stadium.
- The Pope arrived in Douala after visiting Cameroon’s Anglophone region, which has experienced a rebellion for ten years.
- People camped overnight to secure good spots for the Mass.
- Pope Leo XIV urged people to reject abuse, violence, and corruption.
- The crowd included people of all ages, including priests.
- Attendees used umbrellas and books to shield themselves from the heat during the outdoor event.
- The Pope also visited St Paul Catholic Hospital in Douala during his trip.
- His Africa tour includes stops in Algeria, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea.
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