Libreville, Gabon — June 20, 2026 – The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Libreville, through its apostolate ‘La Rhema,’organized a triduum of prayer specifically for the youth of Gabon at the Saint-Jean-Baptiste parish in Nzeng-Ayong, Libreville. This event, which transpired on June 18, 2026, exemplifies the Archdiocese’s dedication to nurturing spiritual and moral growth among the younger generation.
The Archdiocese, under the guidance of Archbishop Jean — Patrick Iba-Ba, is a cornerstone of Gabon’s religious community, with over 960,000 Catholics as of 2020.
The triduum, a three — day period of prayer and reflection, was a significant initiative aimed at invoking divine protection over the youth and highlighting the importance of responsible choices in a challenging world. Gladys Matsangou, a member of ‘La Rhema,’emphasized the value of youth, stating, “The youth is not a weakness or an excuse for committing reprehensible acts or becoming irresponsible. It is a precious time, a true gift from God.
And we, the youth, must adore and serve it during this period. “Giovannie Kephas, the first prédicateur of the triduum, focused on the youth’s challenges in a rapidly changing world, emphasizing the importance of self-identity and dedication to God as the true path forward.
The event was well — received by the youth participants, who expressed gratitude for the opportunity to deepen their faith and seek guidance in a supportive community setting.
The Archdiocese of Libreville continues to engage with the youth through various programs and initiatives, aiming to empower them and prepare them for significant roles in society.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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