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Catholic Diocese of Mampong suspends priest indefinitely over alleged abandonment of duties

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

The Catholic Diocese of Mampong has indefinitely suspended Rev. Fr. Samuel Adapore, barring him from publicly administering the sacraments, celebrating or concelebrating Mass, and performing other public liturgical functions.

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