Guinée Conakry

9 Oct 1996
Guinée Conakry
The Spiritans (Armel Duteil and Christopher Nze) return to the Mission of Mongo, which has been without a priest since 1967. In the area, there are more than 200,000 refugees from neighbouring countries.
Guinée Conakry
Les Spiritains (Pères Armel Duteil et Christopher Nze) reprennent la mission de Mongo, sans prêtre depuis 1967, sur le territoire de laquelle se trouvent plus de 200.000 réfugiés des pays voisins.
Guiné Conakry
Os Espiritanos (Padres Armel Duteil e Christopher NZE) retomam a missão de Mongo, sem padre desde 1967, em cujo território se encontram mais de 200.000 refugiados dos países vizinhos.
09 Oct 1996
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