Pope to Kenyan bishops: Africa's young people a â??great resourceâ? for the Church

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16/04/2015
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Pope Francis met with bishops from Kenya during their 'ad limina� visit to Rome. He gave them a written speech with his remarks, in which he discussed the importance of seminarians and consecrated people.

Islamic terrorists killed dozens of Christians at an attack on a university in Kenya recently. The Pope reminded the bishops that 'the Church in Kenya must always be true to her mission as an instrument of reconciliation, justice and peace.�

While the conversation was very serious at times, there were also some laughs.

'Thank you, Your Holiness for saying you will come to Kenya.�
'No, no, I only said I was thinking about it.�

As the Synod on the Family approaches, Pope Francis told the bishops he was 'confident� that they would 'continue to assist and strengthen all those families who are struggling because of broken marriages, infidelity, addiction or violence.�

He also offered praise for workers in church-run institutions like schools and hospitals. 

There are more than seven million Catholics in Kenya, and they make up about one third of the country's population.

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