Archbishop Gabriel Mbilingi of Lubango Archdiocese in Angola celebrated his 24th episcopal anniversary by urging the faithful to be visible signs of unity in the Church and requested prayers for the success of his ministry. Ordained as a bishop by Pope St. John Paul II in 2000, he has served in various leadership roles within the church, including as President of SECAM and IMBISA. The Archbishop reflected on his ordination and commitment to faithfulness during the Eucharistic celebration.

Bishop Vicente Carlos Kiaziku of Mbanza Congo Diocese in Angola criticized the country's governance during a homily, stating that practices such as corruption and non-compliance with the law do not align with God's will. He emphasized the importance of authorities recognizing their Christian duty and the potential for divine judgment. The homily was delivered at the Chapel of the Bishops' Conference of Angola and São Tomé and Príncipe.

Bishop Maurício Agostinho Camuto of Caxito Diocese in Angola has instructed Catholic Parishes to establish proper catechesis facilities, moving away from conducting classes under trees. In his October message, he emphasized the need for better teaching methods and environments that would enhance the learning of Christ's doctrine. Bishop Camuto, a member of the Spiritans, highlighted the importance of a good disposition in evangelization and the impact of sowing good seeds in children for building lives according to God's plan.