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Photo Of Catholic Priest And His Muslim Mother Goes Viral
A surprising photo of a Catholic Priest and his mother who is a Muslim faithful which emerged online, has gone viral on social media.
A Facebook user identified as Mohamed Sidie Sheriff, has taken to the social networking platfrom to share a surprising photo of a Catholic priest and his mom who is a staunch Muslim faithful.
The picture was reportedly taken during the Ramadan celebration in Freetown, Sierra Leone.
Mohamed who shared the photo, wrote: “Her son drove her home following the Ramadan ending Eid Prayer in Freetown this morning. Afterwards, both took this picture. Her son is the catholic bishop and she is a devout Muslim.”
The identity of the priest, her mother or where they are from, were not ascertained by TORI News as at the time of filing this report.
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