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Franciscans in Uzbekistan

September 11, 2018 dawid

Uzbekistan lies in Central Asia. Most of its population of 25 million are Muslim. On 1 April 2005, Pope John Paul II created the Apostolic Administration of Uzbekistan, appointing the Polish Franciscan Fr Jerzy Maculewicz as the first bishop.

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