AMECEA Bishops commit to a four-year pastoral priority plan for young people in the region - Vatican News
Michael Brown ·
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The bishops of AMECEA have pledged to make young people the Church's shared pastoral priority for the next four years. During the plenary assembly in Nairobi, they elected Archbishop Nyaisonga as new chairman and issued a final message calling for an end to the exploitation of youth by political leaders. The bishops committed to concrete action including youth desks, digital missionaries, and skills development. Their vision is rooted in the assembly theme of building bridges of communion, hope, justice and good governance.