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The archbishop said the imam chief's visit to the Christ the King Catholic Church in Accra before the celebrations of his 100th birthday was a sign of religious tolerance, which must be adopted by all.
Speaking in a sermon in Accra at a sending mbad for Archbishop Palmer-Buckle, he said that it was necessary for the country to support the government. peaceful existence he enjoyed over the years, without distinction of religion.
Mbad at the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit in Adabraka brought together a large number of Catholic faithful to attend the celebration.
He urged the church to invest in youth development for accelerated growth of the country because it was the basis of future leadership.
Archbishop Palmer-Buckle congratulated all the participants for their love, support and prayers that helped him succeed in his 13 year reign in Accra and asked for forgiveness for all those who were in charge. he would have offended.
He urged the congregation to build its faith in the apostles' evidence, adding that without God's guidance, nothing would succeed in our efforts.
The archbishop called on his successor not to forget the completion of the Holy Cathedral, stressing that it was not only a church, but a monument that served the development of the country.
He urged the Church to inculcate ga in celebration of the Mbad so that the people of Ga feel welcomed and comfortable in the Church.
"One thing I have not been able to do during my tenure is that I have not paid a lot of attention to the Ga language and I will urge my successor to do so. encourage the ga language to ensure that Ga residents feel welcomed and comfortable in the church "added.
He therefore called on the Church to support him in his prayers in order to continue his work in Cape Coast and to pay more attention to youth, children and women, as this was the future of the Church.
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