“In Kazakhstan, the people of God continue to grow in number and, above all, in quality, that it is the most important thing.”

—  José Luís Mumbiela Sierra

The Bishop of Almaty: "The Pope's visit to this land will bear many fruits" http://www.fides.org/en/news/72045-ASIA_KAZAKHSTAN_The_Bishop_of_Almaty_The_Pope_s_visit_to_this_land_will_bear_many_fruits (25 April 2022)

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