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Bishop Francis Teke Lysinge: The Priest Who Showed Us How to Be a Priest

Today, I received with a heavy heart the news of the passing of His Lordship Francis Teke Lysinge, Bishop Emeritus of Mamfe. Even though we had long understood that this day would come, given his age and declining health, nothing truly prepares the heart for the death of someone we know, respect, and love. Across the Ecclesiastical Province of Bamenda, priests and lay faithful will remember Bishop Francis Teke Lysinge for countless reasons. He t…
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© DRThe Prelate was reminded to God on 29 July 2026 of the disease suites at the Saint-Jean-de-Dieu health centre in Mamfe at the age of 88. The diocese of Mamfe in the administrative region of South-West Cameroon loses its former bishop. Bishop Francis Teke Lysinge is a man who has devoted most of his life to the service of God and the Catholic Church in Cameroon. According to the current Bishop of Mamfe, the one who returns to the House of the…

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Francis Teke Lysinge, the first bishop of Mamfe, died at 87 years of age. Back to the life and heritage of this builder of the Catholic Church in Cameroon. A pioneer of the Catholic Church in the South West Cameroon region, Bishop Francis Teke Lysinge died peacefully on 29 July 2026, leaving behind him a diocese that he founded and carried for twenty-seven years. Bishop Francis Teke Lysinge, the first bishop of the diocese of Mamfe, died on Wedn…

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ACI Africa broke the news on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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