Catholic Church in Africa in Africa "has grown by 20 times since 1980." In the papal conclave of 2013, Cardinal Peter Turkson of Ghana was called "the most likely" candidate from Africa and was considered the favorite to win the papacy before the election of Jorge Mario Bergoglio in 2013. Furthermore, Cardinal Robert Sarah has mentioned in the press as a possible candidate for the papacy, both in 2013 and in future conclaves. Persecution of Christians by Islamists, such as Boko Haram in Nigeria, remains one of the hardest issues to solve for the Catholic Church in Africa. Although Catholic priestly vow of celibacy
Mario Marathon total of "Mario Marathon 2009." The fourth "Mario Marathon" began on June 24, 2011 and raised $112,668.62 (as of July 18, 2011) over a period of 110 hours. "Mario Marathon 2011" advances include "" and upgraded video and audio equipment. The fifth "Mario Marathon" started on June 22, 2012 and ran for about four days. It raised approximately $112,757.90. The sixth "Mario Marathon" began on June 21, 2013 and ran for 72 hours, raising $67,708.75. Within the first day, multiple news outlets including Haverzine and Brazilian video game news site Reino do Cogumelo reported on the event. The seventh "Mario