Archbishop Jubwe Brings Hope and Clean Water to Massatine

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Archbishop Jubwe Brings Hope and Clean Water to Massatine

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Archbishop Blesses and Dedicates Water and Sanitation Facilities in Massatine, Grand Cape Mount County — September 1, 2026Most Reverend Dr. Gabriel Blamo Jubwe, Archbishop of Monrovia, paid a pastoral visit to the people of Massatine on Tuesday, September 1, where he blessed and dedicated newly completed water and sanitation facilities serving the local community.The project, funded by Catholic Relief Services (CRS), is aimed at improving access to safe water and better sanitation while promoting the health, dignity, and well-being of the people of Massatine.During the visit, Archbishop Gabriel Blamo Jubwe celebrated Holy Mass with the community and reminded the faithful of the Catholic Church’s closeness to them. He emphasized that the Church remains committed to accompanying communities in both their spiritual and human development.The Archbishop expressed appreciation to CRS and all partners whose support made the facilities possible, noting the importance of clean water and proper sanitation in building healthier and more dignified communities.Also present were the CRS County Director, Madam Glynnís Cummings-John Udoakang, Rev. Fr. Garry Jenkins, SMA, Rev. Fr. Tayee Boley, SMA District Superior, and Rev. Fr. Florent Londji, SMA, together with community leaders and residents of Massatine.The pastoral visit and dedication reflected the Church’s continuing mission of bringing faith, hope, service, and practical support to communities across the Archdiocese of Monrovia.Office of the Archbishop Archdiocese of Monrovia