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“Be missionaries everywhere”: Archbishop to New Priests, Deacons in Douala, Cameroon
Tanzania Evicting the Maasai “in violation of existing agreements”: Catholic Peace Entity
After Weeks in Captivity, Catholic Priest of Lokoja Diocese in Nigeria Regains Freedom
Catechists in Rumbek Diocese, South Sudan, Urged “to remain active” in Evangelization
“Be missionaries everywhere”: Archbishop to New Priests, Deacons in Douala, Cameroon
Tanzania Evicting the Maasai “in violation of existing agreements”: Catholic Peace Entity
After Weeks in Captivity, Catholic Priest of Lokoja Diocese in Nigeria Regains Freedom
Catechists in Rumbek Diocese, South Sudan, Urged “to remain active” in Evangelization
Parish Priest of St. Odilia Cathedral of Bondoukou Diocese in Ivory Coast Appointed Bishop
Pope Francis has appointed the Parish Priest of St. Odilia Cathedral of Bondoukou Diocese, Fr. Alain Clément Amiezi, Bishop of Odienné Diocese in Ivory Coast.
Missionaries of Charity among Nongovernmental Entities Ordered to Shut Down in Nicaragua
The order to shut down the sisters and 100 other nongovernmental organizations was requested by a Sandinista legislator in a June 22 letter.
Hundreds of Children in “drought-ridden” Namibia Receive Salesian “nutritional support”
Hundreds of vulnerable children in Rundu, Namibia, have received nutritional support from members of the Religious Institute of the Salesians of Don Bosco (SBD) in a collaborative initiative.
This is Pope Francis' Prayer Intention for July 2022
Pope Francis has asked the Catholic Church to pray in a special way for the elderly during the month of July.
Pope Francis Misses Meeting with Jewish Delegation Due to Knee Pain
Pope Francis missed a meeting with a Jewish delegation on Thursday morning after experiencing a flare-up of knee pain, according to the Vatican.
Pope Francis Publishes Letter on Liturgy to Foster “power of the Christian celebration”
The 15-page apostolic letter, Desiderio Desideravi, was published on the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul.
Nigerians “on edge; nobody is safe anywhere”: Catholic Archbishop amid Rising Insecurity
The Catholic Archbishop of Kaduna in Nigeria has decried the deteriorating security in various parts of the West African nation, regretting the fact that “nobody is safe anywhere” in the country.
Today, June 30, We Celebrate The First Holy Martyrs of the Holy Roman Church
These “proto-martyrs” of Rome were the first Christians persecuted en masse by the Emperor Nero in the year 64, before the martyrdom of Saints Peter and Paul.
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This is Pope Francis' Prayer Intention for July 2022
Pope Francis Misses Meeting with Jewish Delegation Due to Knee Pain
Pope Francis Publishes Letter on Liturgy to Foster “power of the Christian celebration”
On the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul, Pope Francis Urges Catholics to Care for Vulnerable
Faith "is never a walk in the park": Pope Francis on Saints Peter and Paul Feast
“Be missionaries everywhere”: Archbishop to New Priests, Deacons in Douala, Cameroon
Tanzania Evicting the Maasai “in violation of existing agreements”: Catholic Peace Entity
After Weeks in Captivity, Catholic Priest of Lokoja Diocese in Nigeria Regains Freedom
Catechists in Rumbek Diocese, South Sudan, Urged “to remain active” in Evangelization
Parish Priest of St. Odilia Cathedral of Bondoukou Diocese in Ivory Coast Appointed Bishop
Missionaries of Charity among Nongovernmental Entities Ordered to Shut Down in Nicaragua
What is a Catholic priest? A New Documentary Asks the Question
Pope Francis' Pastoral Visit to Canada in July on Course, Vatican Releases Itinerary
Nigeria Church Massacre: State Department Official Meets Local Bishop
Pope Francis Accepts Belgian Bishop’s Request Not to Be Made a Cardinal
Be Wary of Political Candidates Offering Bribes for Votes: Catholic Bishops in Kenya
Two Catholic Bishops in Kenya have urged the electorate in the East African country to be cautious about political candidates offering bribes for votes.
Catholic Association in Nigeria “alarmed” over Targeted Killings, Kidnappings
Members of the Association of Papal Knights and Medalists in Nigeria have expressed concern over the increase in cases of killings and kidnappings that seem to target Christians in the West African nation.
Catholic Bishop in South Sudan Announces “Diocesan Week” on Synodality End of July
The Catholic Bishop of Rumbek in South Sudan has announced a “Diocesan Week” to be realized at the end of July with participants focusing on the ongoing preparations for the Synod on Synodality.
Broken Families Can “rise from their own situation”: Catholic Archbishop in South Africa
Broken families are able to “rise from their own situation” and rebuild their respective lives, the Archbishop of South Africa’s Johannesburg Archdiocese has said in an interview.
Salesians in Benin’s Kandi Township Reaching Out to Children in “complex situations”
Foyer Don Bosco, a children’s home under the auspices of members of the Religious Institute of the Salesians of Don Bosco (SDB) in Eastern Benin is benefiting abandoned and abused children in the country’s Kandi township.
“Adapt sustainable development planning” to Address Climate Change: JRS Official in Africa
An official of the Jesuits Refugee Service (JRS), an international refugee entity of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits), has underscored the need to "adapt sustainable development planning” in addressing the effects of climate change.
Crises of “moral, civic values, educational system” among CAR Challenges: Catholic Bishops
Catholic Bishops in the Central African Republic (CAR) have, in a collective statement, highlighted crises of “moral and civic values and a decay of the educational system” among the challenges the country is facing.
Faith "is never a walk in the park": Pope Francis on Saints Peter and Paul Feast
The pope prayed a mid-week Angelus to mark the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul, the patron saints of the city of Rome.
Catholic Entity in Kenya Transforming Lives of Young Mothers in “parenthood” Initiative
Young mothers in the Archdiocese of Nairobi in Kenya are benefiting from a life skills program spearheaded by members of the Nairobi Central Zone Self Help Group, a Catholic entity “regulated” by Caritas Nairobi.
Catholic Priest in South Sudan Urges Christians to “get rid of revenge, hatred”
A Catholic Priest ministering in South Sudan’s Yei Diocese is calling on the people of God in the East-Central African country to stop revenge and hatred among themselves and instead free themselves and live together as children of God.
