Khirisimisi isakuloweni mnthumba – atero Papa

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Khirisimisi isakuloweni mnthumba – atero Papa

Mtsogoleri wa mpingo wa akatolika pa dziko lonse lapansi Papa Francis walangiza akhristu kuti asaononge makobiri mu nyengo yokumbukira kubadwa kwa Ambuye Yesu. Papa walankhula izi ku likulu la mpingo wa katolika ku Vatican. Ndipo mukulankhula kwake, iye wanena kuti anthu agwirise ntchito ena mwa makobiri awo pothandiza anthu amene akuvutika ndi nkhondo ku Ukraine. […]

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