Cameroon Archbishop on Synod on Synodality: Views From Africa Were Taken 'Very Seriously'
Archbishop Andrew Nkea Fuanya told the Register that this month’s synodal assembly ‘went very well, much better than I expected.’
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Archbishop Andrew Nkea Fuanya told the Register that this month’s synodal assembly ‘went very well, much better than I expected.’
In a forthright interview with the National Catholic Register on the eve of the closing of the first assembly of the Synod on Synodality on October 28, 2023, Most Rev Andrew Nkea Fuanya, Archbishop of the Metropolitan Archdiocese of Bamenda, Cameroon, and a Synod delegate has said that the African delegates view were taken very seriously at the global meeting in Rome.
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