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PHOTOS: Highlights from Pope Leo XIV’s first full day in Cameroon

PHOTOS: Pope Leo XIV visits Algeria during his first papal trip to Africa

Pope Leo XIV departs for Algeria, beginning third apostolic journey

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Pope Leo XIV greets 120,000 people gathered at Japoma Stadium in Douala, Cameroon, for a papal Mass on April 17, 2026. | redit: George Wirnkar/ACI Africa

Pope Leo XIV in Cameroon: The Eucharist sustains us amid fear, suffering

The pope celebrated Mass in French in Douala, the economic capital of Cameroon, during the second leg
Images of Joseph Ratzinger throughout his life. Screenshot: EWTN Vatican

Remembering Benedict XVI: A Centenary Begins

As the Church looks ahead to the centenary of Pope Benedict XVI’s birth in April 2027, celebrations
Pope Benedict boarding the helicopter in Vatican Gardens. Credit: EWTN Vatican screenshot

Ratzinger Foundation Today: How Benedict XVI’s Theology Still Shapes the Church

When Benedict XVI stepped down in 2013, few anticipated the intellectual movement his legacy would inspire. The
Pope Leo XIV departs Bamenda, Cameroon, after celebrating Mass at the regional airport on Thursday, April 16, 2026. | Credit: Vatican Media

PHOTOS: Highlights from Pope Leo XIV’s first full day in Cameroon

The Holy Father will ultimately spend several days in Cameroon before heading on to Angola and then
Pope Leo XIV during the Peace Meeting in Bamenda, Cameroon. Credit: Vatican Media

Pope Leo XIV in Africa: peace appeal, return to Hippo, and June Consistory

Pope Leo XIV’s apostolic journey in Africa is unfolding as a mission marked by appeals for peace,
Pope Benedict celebrates the Holy Mass. Credit: EWTN Vatican screenshot.

“Dictatorship of Relativism”: Pope Benedict’s Prophecy

Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, soon to become Pope Benedict XVI, delivered a stark critique during the 2005 conclave

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