LIVE | Pope Francis’ Ecumenical Prayer from John Garang Mausoleum. The event will include an address by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Moderator of the Church of Scotland, the Pope’s speech, and at the end, the ecumenical prayer.
LIVE | Pope Francis in South Sudan | Ecumenical Prayer
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