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When the anti-balaka found her a few days later, crawling through the bush, they joked that they had found an animal and not a person. Bernard Kinvi is a Camillian priest who manages the hospital of the Catholic mission in Bossemptele which is in the north-west of the Central African Republic. I prayed and prayed. He has called us to love our enemies: The militia, however, took pity on Harouna, bathing and feeding her.

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When will this war end if weapons are still circulating freely kijvi the country? One of the most lethal attacks took place in Bossemptele, where anti-balaka forces killed more than 80 Muslims.

Father Bernard Kinvi, Central African Republic | Human Rights Watch

August 27, Report. What is your understanding of the conflict in the country?

Only love can overcome the hatred of the world. These are my weapons of victory.

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If anti-balaka come in wounded, I treat them. The other grievance is a more familiar one: I saw groups of people kingi me who helped get them into the cars.

Another to follow Baptism ceremony was held in Nyamazi kinvu located in Kirehe District in the Eastern Province of Rwanda on 17 Augustwhere more than people converted to Orthodoxy. In town after town, the Muslims were attacked and massacred, their homes and mosques destroyed. I thank God that I showed love to all who came to our hospital; I met rebels who once threatened me with death, and I was able to offer my hand to greet them, thanks to this love.

Their budget is huge, but in the provinces, we do not notice the effectiveness of their actions. Among them is Hamamatou Harouna, a year-old girl with polio who was abandoned by her mother when the anti-balaka arrived. Our job now is to go and negotiate the lives of people at risk of death due to witchcraft and bring them back to the mission under our protection.

Ministers of the Infirm Camillian Religious. About 70 people, including more than a dozen disabled children, were left behind at the Catholic mission, too weak to make the journey. In response, militias known as the anti-balaka that were recruited from the majority Christian kinv began attacking Seleka bases and the Muslim minority. Besides, he adds, Christians would never have threatened a priest. He also noticed a change in himself. Despite being a member of the anti-balaka militia that has slaughtered thousands of Muslims in the Central African Republic CARthe rider had kinci on a mission of mercy.

I saw the face of Jesus in all these people as I gazed on the Eucharist. I prayed and prayed. His early years in Togo were not without immense hardship. September 5, Dispatches.

Kinvi, in agreement with the Iinvi Consulta of the Order, decided to use the money of the prize to create or advance projects that work to promote public health, in particular for the communities of African countries in which as Camillian religious we have health-care institutions for sick people and for the training of local workers. They wore talismans round their necks, which meant they were anti-balaka, but they helped that day. The country, despite all this wealth, remains very poor, with no signs of development.

Over the konvi three months, as CAR slipped deeper into chaos and carnage, Kinvi would be afforded ample opportunity to test his faith and his courage, as well as to save hundreds of Muslims. He is expanding mobile medical services to reach those in poor rural villages—villages without electricity and without internet access, where, without assistance, the cycle of poverty persists.

But when the war came, I understood what it means to risk your life.

What is the current situation of the conflict in the Central African Republic CAR after the signing of the peace agreement between the Seleka forces and the anti-Balaka militants?

They helped kkinvi and still continue to help us to avoid the worst. September 27, Dispatches. In a predominantly Christian country terrorised by Muslim rebels as recently as January, Father Bernard Kinvi took his life in his hands when he resolved to protect Muslims threatened by sectarian violence.

Kinvi continued to welcome the Muslims.