Uige - The town of Ntaya, holy city of the Tocoists, will have, in the coming years, a mausoleum of the prophet Simão Gonçalves Toco, founder of the Church of Our Lord Jesus in Christ in the World, on July 25, 1949.
The infrastructure construction project, in the municipality of Maquela do Zombo, in the province of Uíge, was presented today, Friday, to the participants of the International Tocoist Youth Day.
The grandiose tomb will be built in an area of 2,400 square meters, will be 60 meters long, 40 meters wide and 55 meters high.
It will include a sarcophagus, two tabernacles for 90 and 170 people, two meeting rooms, an amphitheater for 124 people, 12 offices, three elevators, several stairs, including emergency rooms.
In addition to the Mausoleum, Ntaya will also have an access gate to the locality, whose works will be completed in the next 30 days.
The concierge will also have control areas, entry and exit areas, a common room, among other spaces.
The presentation of the project was attended by the leader of the Tocoist Church, Dom Afonso Nunes, auxiliary bishops, reverends, pastors, among other participants of the event.
The town of Ntaya is the spiritual headquarters of the Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ in the World (the Tocoists) and where the sacred bodies of the founder of Tocoism and wife, the majestic mother Dona Maria Rosa Toco, rest.
Tocoism, the name of the followers of the Angolan prophet Simão Gonçalves Toco of the 'Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ in the World', is a Christian religion, founded by the prophet Simão Gonçalves Toco, who was born in 1918 in Maquela do Zombo, province of Uíge, having received the Kikongo name of Mayamona. NM/JAR/DOJ
