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Cathedral was in ruins when John Paul II celebrated Mass; now it’s been restored

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CATHEDRALE-NDJAMENA

The cathedral of N'Djamena

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Bérengère de Portzamparc - published on 02/18/23
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Destroyed in the 1980 civil war, the cathedral in N'Djamena, Chad, is finally rebuilt and is a beautiful symbol of hope and peace.

After its destruction during the civil war in 1980 and long uncertainty as to the future of the damaged structure, the cathedral of N'Djamena, the capital of Chad, is finally rebuilt and should be reopened for worship in April. This is a real rebirth, and a beautiful symbol of hope and peace for the Christians of Chad. 

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