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 Catholic Hospital Chaplains Visit Mole Park and Laribanga Mosque


 Day Two of the National Catholic Hospital Chaplains’ Conference in the Catholic Diocese of Damongo began with an early morning excursion to the Mole National Park and the historic Laribanga Mystic Mosque.


The delegation was led by the National Director of the Catholic Health Service Trust–Ghana (CHST-GH), Mr. George Adjei Esq., together with his deputy, Dr. Lawrence Ofosu Agyare Esq., Mr. Frank Kwaku Kpoh, and members of the Trust’s support staff.

The trip was designed to give participants a refreshing break from conference sessions while offering them the opportunity to admire the stunning natural landscape of Mole National Park, encounter elephants and other wildlife in their natural environment, and engage with the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of the famous Laribanga Mystic Mosque.

The excursion served as both a moment of relaxation and meaningful cultural exposure, adding depth and value to the overall conference experience. In all, 48 Catholic hospital chaplains and four staff members from the National Catholic Secretariat participated in the visit.

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