“We have decided to pray the Rosary through the city, on the one hand to show the face of the Church, which is certainly confined (due to the Coronavirus) but whose voice is not silent, and on the other hand to revitalize hope with Mary, the Hope of Christians”, said Fr. Franck Hermann Soko, diocesan chaplain of the youth ministry of Yopougon and vicar of the parish of Saint John the Baptist in Yopougon Mamie Adjoua.

“This action also aimed to show young people the importance of the month dedicated to the Virgin and that we should pray the Rosary at home, within the family, together with our brothers and sisters”, the chaplain underlined to the young people.

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