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Initiate Synodality Conversation from Family, Catholic Bishop in South Africa Says
Journeying together as people of God through the ongoing Synodal process should be taken to the root of the Church, which is family, the Auxiliary Bishop of South Africa’s Cape Town Archdiocese has said.
Pope Francis Transfers Bishop of Senegal’s Ziguinchor Diocese to Tambacounda Diocese
Pope Francis has transferred the Bishop who has been serving as Local Ordinary of Senegal’s Ziguinchor Diocese to the Episcopal See of Tambacounda.
State, Church in Nigeria to Collaborate for “holistic formation of human person”: Priests
In order to achieve a “holistic formation of the human person”, the State and the Church need to collaborate, Catholic Priests in Nigeria have said.
Missionary Work “must continue” after Closure of Mission Month: Catholic Priest in Malawi
The closure of the Mission Month of October does not mark the end of the missionary work because “Church is Missionary in nature”, a Catholic Priest ministering in Malawi has said.
Pope Francis Urges French Catholic Bishops to Console Victims in Wake of Abuse Report
The bishops are currently meeting in Lourdes.
Let Christ’s Love Shine Through your Care of the Suffering: Pope Francis to Catholics
The pope celebrated Mass at a Catholic university hospital in Rome.
"The Church must bear witness to importance of beauty": Pope Francis at Vatican Library
The pope inaugurated a new art gallery at the Vatican Library.
Kenyan-based University VC Says Encounter with Pope Francis on Laudato Si’ “prophetic”
The Vice Chancellor (VC) of Kenyan-based Daystar University developed a deep desire to meet Pope Francis when he read about the Holy Father’s approach to the conservation of the earth in his 2015 Encyclical Letter, Laudato Si’. That was just over a year ago.
Launched Virtual Pilgrimage in West Africa to Showcase Testimonies of “justice issues”
The online pilgrimage, which members of the Regional Episcopal Conference of West Africa (RECOWA) launched is expected to feature people’s “contributions to the struggle for justice”, the Catholic Church leaders have said in a statement.
Success of Anambra State Gubernatorial Polls Dependents on Absence of Fatalities: Bishop
The success of the planned gubernatorial elections in Nigeria’s Anambra State will be determined by the lack of casualties and violence during the exercise, a Catholic Bishop in the West African nation has said.
Morocco’s Rabat Cathedral Centenary “opportunity to grow in sense of belonging”: Cardinal
The Centenary celebration of Morocco’s Rabat Cathedral is an opportunity for the people of God in the Northern African nation to grow in their sense of belonging to the Church, the country’s Cardinal has said.
Pope Francis names Franciscan sister to No. 2 position in Vatican City State
Pope Francis on Thursday appointed Franciscan Sister Raffaella Petrini to the second-ranking position in the government of the Vatican City State.
Religious Leaders in Nigeria Call for Release of Detained Pro-Biafra Political Activist
Religious leaders in Nigeria have called for the release of Nnamdi Kanu, a pro-Biafra political activist with dual citizenship, Nigerian and British.
Salesians Empowering Youth from Disadvantaged Backgrounds in Kenya with Technical Skills
Members of the Religious Institute of the Salesians of Don Bosco (SDB) are empowering youth from disadvantaged backgrounds in Kenya with technical skills, officials of the Religious Order have reported.
Kenyan Archbishop to be Installed, Auxiliary Bishop for Benguela in Angola Appointed
The installation of Archbishop Philip Anyolo as the Local Ordinary of Kenya’s Nairobi Archdiocese has been scheduled to take place Saturday, November 20.
Nigerian Catholic Diocese Says Bishop Safe after Foiled Kidnapping, Forgives Assailants
The Catholic Bishop of Nigeria’s Orlu Diocese and members of his residence are safe, the Vicar General of the Nigerian Diocese has said, assuring those behind the Sunday, October 31 attack at the Bishop’s house that they are forgiven.
Christian Entity Concerned about Assassination Attempt on Government Workers in Sudan
The leadership of the Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW) has expressed concern about the attempt on the lives of those who worked for the civilian government before the October 25 military coup in Sudan.
Give Unemployed Youths Electoral Jobs: South African Catholic Justice and Peace Commission
The Justice and Peace Commission (JPC) of South Africa’s Catholic Archdiocese of Johannesburg is proposing the engagement of unemployed young people in the country to oversee future elections in the country by giving them various positions in the electoral process.
"Supreme rule regarding fraternal correction is love": Pope Francis at Wednesday Audience
The pope continued his catechetical cycle on St. Paul’s Epistle to the Galatians.
In November, Pope Francis Asks Catholics to Pray for People Suffering Depression
The condition affects an estimated 280 million people worldwide.
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