High visits to Abbot Gerhard

High visits to Abbot Gerhard

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Bishop Bernard Fansaka (Congo) and Archbishop Volodymyr (Ukraine) visit Abbot Gerhard

High visits to Abbot Gerhard

Bishop Bernard Fansaka
The abbot and foundation have built a school in his diocese of Popokabaka (Congo).

Archbishop Volodymyr of the Greek Catholic Diocese of Ivano Frankivsk (Ukraine)
Abbot, monastery and donors help the internally displaced persons.

High visits to Abbot Gerhard
High visits to Abbot Gerhard
High visits to Abbot Gerhard
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