The Holy Father continues his third day in Cameroon before traveling to Angola on April 18.
Pope Leo XIV continued his papal trip in Africa on April 17, holding Mass in Japoma Stadium in Cameroon, visiting a Catholic hospital, and meeting with students at the Catholic University of Central Africa.
The Holy Father arrived in Cameroon on April 15 and will depart for Angola on April 18, eventually finishing his first papal trip to the continent in Equatorial Guinea.
Here’s a look at some of the pope’s ongoing activities in Cameroon:











Upon his arrival to the University, Pope Leo couldn’t resist this photo-op with St. Augustine.
Pope Leo could not resist this photo op.
— ChurchPOP (@Church_POP) April 18, 2026
At the Catholic University of Central Africa, he stopped in front of a new statue of St. Augustine—depicted in the shape of Africa and holding a book inscribed in Latin with “Tolle lege,” the words heard at his conversion. The Pope… pic.twitter.com/yxTC5AT2cG


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