During the mass celebrated in the presence of all the young people of the Archdiocese of Kinshasa on the grounds of the Saint Raphaël College, Fridolin Cardinal Ambongo delivered a powerful speech on the thorny issue of constitutional revision in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This subject strongly divides public opinion and the positioning of the church, through the authoritative voice of the Archbishop of Kinshasa, is of particular importance.
In a context where the debate on the revision or change of the constitution is at the heart of the country’s political concerns, Cardinal Ambongo has chosen to take a stand. His words resonate like a clamor in a country in search of stability and progress. Sharply criticizing the orientation of priorities, he rightly emphasizes that Congolese youth deserve better than sterile political quarrels.
Indeed, the Cardinal deplores the lack of concrete actions in favor of young people, noting with bitterness that the latter are left behind, without prospects for the future. His words resonate like a call to action, an invitation to focus on what really matters: offering a viable future to Congolese youth. Rather than dwelling on sterile political debates, he warns against the temptation of diversion, emphasizing the need to act to restore hope to young people.
Cardinal Ambongo, as a spiritual guide, invites the young people of the Archdiocese of Kinshasa to turn to nobler values, to place their hope in higher ideals. His message resonates like a call to mobilization, to collective awareness for a better future. In this period of political turbulence, his words resonate like a beacon in the storm, offering a course to follow for those in search of meaning and direction.
Ultimately, Cardinal Ambongo’s speech serves as a reminder of the importance of focusing on the essentials, on the fundamental issues that shape the future of a nation. In the face of political turmoil and power struggles, he invites reflection and collective action to build a better future. His message resonates as a call for responsibility, solidarity, and commitment to future generations. In these uncertain times, his comforting words offer a breath of hope and inspiration to all those who aspire to a better Congo.