LIVE | Pope Francis’ Meeting with Bishops at the Congo National Episcopal Conference, in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo. Let us know where you are watching from and what your prayer requests are! Images – Vatican Media
LIVE | Pope Francis’ Meeting with Congolese Bishops
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