“He was staying with his beloved nephew’s family. His health had been poor for many months,” John Ashworth says in the Monday, June 5 statement, and recalls the late Catholic Bishop as “a great man, a personal friend and mentor to me for almost forty years, a fighter for justice, peace and human rights, who will be sadly missed but whose legacy will live on.”
Source: ACIAfrica
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