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Second day of Pope's visit, ceremony for bishops

(18 Mar 2009) SHOTLIST AGENCY POOL 1. Wide exterior of Cameroon Presidential Palace 2. Reverse shot of Cameroon President Paul Biya and First Lady First Lady Chantal Biya walking on red carpet 3. Mid of Chantel Biya looking over her shoulder and smiling 4. Mid of Pope Benedict XVI and Biya walking along red carpet 5. Cutaway of Catholic Church bishops 6. Benedict and Biya walking past cameras AGENCY POOL 7. Benedict greeting bishops 8. Wide interior of Benedict on stage at Christ the King Church 9. Benedict greeting local bishops on church stage 10. Wide of Benedict on stage at front of church 11. SOUNDBITE (English) Pope Benedict XVI: ++AUDIO AS INCOMING++ "The spiritual and sacramental life is an extraordinary treasure, given to us for the good of the people entrusted to us. I urge you then to be especially vigilant regarding the faithfulness of priests and consecrated persons to the commitments made at their ordination or entry into religious life, so that they persevere in their vocation, for the greater holiness of the Church and the glory of God. The authenticity of their witness requires that there be no dichotomy between what they teach and the way they live each day." AGENCY POOL 12. Wide of front of church 13. Biya and his wife standing and applauding as pope enters church for celebration of Vespers (evening prayer service), pope kneels down 14. Tilt-up of pope kneeling and praying 15. Congregation standing, cheering and waving 16. Pope waving to congregation 17. Wide of bishops at front of church 18. Mid of pope 19. Cutaway of sculpture of Christ on wall 20. Wide of front of church 21. Pope addressing congregation 22. Congregation applauding 23. People cheering as pope leaves church 24. Various of pontiff surrounded by security as he's driven through crowd in popemobile 25. People celebrating in street as piope is driven away 26. Crowd cheering and waving as pontiff passes in popemobile STORYLINE: Pope Benedict XVI on Wednesday met Cameroon President Paul Biya, in Yaounde, on day two of his week-long visit to Africa - his first as pontiff. Benedict was greeted at the presidential palace by Biya and First Lady of Cameroon Chantal Biya. Biya is one of Africa's longest-ruling strongmen, who has been in power since 1982 and recently was accused by the Amnesty International rights organisation of seeking to crush political opposition. No details of Wednesday's meeting at the presidential palace were immediately given. Later, Benedict was was driven to Christ the King Church to speak to Cameroon's 31 bishops and set down their mission. Benedict urged Cameroon's bishops Wednesday to defend the traditional African family from the dangers of modernity and secularisation and to spare the poor from the impact of globalisation. Benedict said that while the Catholic church in Africa is the fastest growing in the world, it faces competition from increasingly popular evangelical movements and "the growing influence of superstitious forms of religion." The German-born pope also said that the exuberant local African rites should not 'obstruct' the liturgy of the Mass. He also spoke of the needs of the poor. Benedict said he worried about the impact of modernity and secularisation on the traditional African family, telling the bishops to promote the understanding that marriage is indissoluble. Benedict also took part in a traditional Catholic service at the Basilica Mineure Mvolye, and later led a celebration of Vespers (evening prayer service) in the capital. limousine as he was driven away. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...