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===Writing to a Local Parish===
===Writing to a Local Parish===
To locate the mailing address or e-mail address for a local parish, consult:
To locate the mailing address or e-mail address for a local parish, consult:
*[https://www.catholicdirectory.com/search_results?q=&location_value=brazil&country_sn=BS&location_type=country&stateSearch=&swlat=20.9082735&nelat=27.263412&swlng=-80.4775603&nelng=-72.70975390000001&lat=25.03428&lng=-77.39627999999999&faddress=The+Bahamas&place_id=ChIJPQ9Isjua1ogR5XnHaoO0PhM#/ '''The Catholic Directory: Brazil''']
*[https://www.catholicdirectory.com/search_results?q=&location_value=Angola&country_sn=AO&location_type=country&stateSearch=&swlat=-18.0391039&nelat=-4.388063300000001&swlng=11.4696999&nelng=24.0878855&lat=-11.202692&lng=17.873887&faddress=Angola&place_id=ChIJJ4utyk7yURoRPU5KDZ0oClk#/ '''The Catholic Directory: Brazil''']
 
===Historical Background===
===Historical Background===
Christianity in Angola began in 1491, with a Catholic mission in the São Salvador area. João I, Manikongo of the powerful Kongo Kingdom, converted to Christianity, and his son, Afonso I, also a Christian, became a well-known figure, reigning from 1509 to 1543.<ref> "Christianity in Angola", in Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christianity_in_Angola, accessed 17 March 2020.</ref>
Christianity in Angola began in 1491, with a Catholic mission in the São Salvador area. João I, Manikongo of the powerful Kongo Kingdom, converted to Christianity, and his son, Afonso I, also a Christian, became a well-known figure, reigning from 1509 to 1543.<ref> "Christianity in Angola", in Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christianity_in_Angola, accessed 17 March 2020.</ref>
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