Catholic priest killed in Central African Republic remembered as a messenger of peace
A Catholic priest working for peace and reconciliation in the Central African Republic was killed by armed men near his residence in the town of Zemio on June 29.
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Catholic priest killed in Central African Republic remembered as a messenger of peace
Fr. Crepin Martial Monga, vicar of St. John the Baptist Catholic Parish in Zémio, in southeastern Central African Republic, or CAR, was shot
Catholic priest killed in Central African Republic remembered as a messenger of peace
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