BANGUI APRIL 21, 2017 (CISA) – The Catholic Church in Central African Republic has proposed a plan to create a village called Pope Francis as a meeting place for the various religious communities. That is why we have thought of creating a permanent memory of Pope Francis’ visit to Central Africa, a village that will be the meeting point of all the religious communities in Central Africa. According to the Church in CAR Pope Francis’ visit that took place 29 to 30 November 2015 has had a strong impact in the Country, especially in fostering interreligious relations. While in CAR, Pope Francis visited a mosque that was under siege from armed Christian militias in Bangui and delivered a message of peace and reconciliation. The visit came towards the end of the Pope’s six-day Africa tour, which also included visits to Kenya and Uganda.