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The first right answer to the title question would be that Archbishop Cornelius Fontem Esua of Bamenda comes to pray for, and bless, Cameroonians and their friends in the Chicago land area. In a mass that will be holding at the St. Henry Catholic Church on the North Side of Chicago, the prelate will be lifting up Cameroonians in prayer. This is an important but small part of the prelate’s mission to the United States, even as he will be meeting with Cardinal Francis George of Chicago, the current President of the US Catholic Conference of Bishops. Archbishop Esua will be visiting also a number of other cities and States where Cameroonian communities are equally finalizing hosting arrangements.
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