President João Lourenço expresses deep regret over the passing of Cardinal Dom Alexandre do Nascimento

President João Lourenço expresses deep regret over the passing of Cardinal Dom Alexandre do Nascimento
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President João Lourenço has expressed profound sorrow over the death of Cardinal Dom Alexandre do Nascimento, who passed away on September 28, 2024. In a heartfelt message, the President honored the cardinal’s legacy, highlighting his lifelong dedication to promoting dignity, forgiveness, and respect. Dom Alexandre, a prominent figure in the Catholic Church and in Angola, was praised for his humanitarian work and leadership, with Lourenço noting that his contributions will inspire future generations. The President extended condolences to the Catholic Church and the bereaved family.

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Dom Alexandre do Nascimento was a beacon of faith and moral guidance, deeply influencing Angola’s religious and social landscape. His leadership and efforts toward national reconciliation and peace left an indelible mark on the country. His passing marks the loss of a remarkable leader who worked tirelessly for the spiritual and social well-being of the Angolan people.

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