Talk:Roman Catholicism in Afghanistan

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It is requested that a photograph or photographs be included in this article to improve its quality, if possible. Wikipedians in Afghanistan may be able to help!

[edit] This is a Good Article

I'm promoting this article to GA status per the qualifications. It is well written, clear, and of a good, neutral tone. The article is well cited with inline citations, and is fairly comprehensive. The subject is obscure, but interesting, and of clear relevance to the future of religious integration and tolerance in Afghanistan.

Here are a few suggestions for continued improvement:

• An image or two would be nice. However, because of the location and size of the only chapel, it seems there aren't any free license pictures around. However, finding one would help the article. Anyone travelling to Kabul soon want to snap us a nice picture?
• A little more on the early history of the church's presence in Afghanistan.

Thanks to the editors working on this article, you've done well, and the article is in a good state for further improvement. Phidauex 16:52, 23 June 2006 (UTC)