-Young Catholics Gather To Pray “To Be Builders Of Peace” In Ivory Coast
In a powerful display of faith and commitment to peace, over 60,000 young Catholics gather in Ivory Coast to pray and reflect on their role as “builders of peace.”
The gathering, which took place in a packed stadium, was a testament to the energy and dedication of young people in promoting unity and understanding.
The event’s theme, “To Be Builders of Peace,” served as a rallying cry for the young Catholics to take an active role in fostering harmony in their communities.
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“Be agents of peace. If you were at war, do you think we could be gathered here today? Peace is precious, and we must do everything to ensure it reigns around us,” Fr. Norbert-Éric Abékan told more than 60,000 young Catholics, who gathered at the Alassane Ouattara Olympic Stadium in Ebimpé for the spiritual event.
Through prayer, song, and reflection, the participants sought to deepen their understanding of their faith and its connection to promoting peace.
The gathering in Ivory Coast highlights the important work being done by young people to promote peace and unity. As the world continues to face numerous challenges, events like this serve as a reminder of the power of faith and community in driving positive change.
