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Nigeria's Independence Anniversary “a mixed bag of praise and pain”: Catholic Bishop
The 61st independence anniversary of the West African nation of Nigeria is being observed with mixed feelings of “praise and pain”, a Nigerian Catholic Bishop has said.
Two-day Youth Gathering in Nairobi Discussed Future of African Economies: Jesuit Priest
The future of the economy in various African nations has been at the center of a two-day youth forum organized by the Jesuit Conference of Africa and Madagascar (JCAM) in collaboration with the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development.
Planned Jesuit Inaugural Theological Lecture in Ghana to “celebrate our living legends”
Honoring and celebrating living legends who shaped theology in Africa is expected to be the focus of a virtual biennial event that is organized by the Arrupe Jesuit Institute (AJI), a Ghana-based social justice centre of the Jesuit North-West Africa Province.
Old Testament Expert and Philosopher from Germany Win 2021 Ratzinger Prize
Pope Francis will present the award on Nov. 13.
Nigeria’s Onitsha Ecclesiastical Province Plan Monthlong Prayer ahead of State Elections
The people of God in Nigeria’s Onitsha Ecclesiastical Province, which covers Anambra State, are expected to take part in a monthlong prayer initiative ahead of the November gubernatorial elections in the Nigerian State.
Planned Christian, Muslim Youth Summit in Nigeria to “explore peace, unity challenges”
The planned Peace, Unity and National Integration Summit under the auspices of the Christian and Muslim youth leaders in Nigeria is expected to explore challenges to peace and unity in the West African Nation
Marking Nigeria’s Independence Anniversary Despite Anomalies “a miracle of sorts”: Prelate
Marking 61 years since Nigeria gained independence is “a miracle of sorts,” a Catholic Archbishop in the West African nation has said ahead of the Friday, October 1 event.
New Archbishop in Angola Appointed, Rwandan Cardinal Named Member to Holy See Entity
Pope Francis has appointed Bishop Luzizila Kiala of Angola’s Sumbe Diocese as the new Archbishop of the country’s Malanje Archdiocese and named Antoine Cardinal Kambanda of Rwanda’s Kigali Archdiocese as a member to the Vatican’s Congregation for Catholic Education.
Priests, Religious in Predicament amid Ethnic Skirmishes in South Sudan: Catholic Bishop
Members of the Clergy, women and men Religious and other Church personnel in South Sudan’s Catholic Diocese of Tombura-Yambio (CDTY) are in a predicament amid ongoing tribal skirmishes, the Catholic Bishop of the Diocese has said, regrating the fact that the violence seems to have “taken the direction of negative ethnicity.”
Election of Female at Sierra Leone’s Village Leadership Hailed as Gender Equality Stride
The election of a woman to a village leadership position in Sierra Leon has been hailed as a significant stride in gender equality in the West African country.
Pray that "every baptized person may be engaged in evangelization": Pope Francis
He said: “Jesus asks us all ... to be missionary disciples. Are you ready?”
Limited In-person Attendance at 2022 World Meeting of Families Due to COVID-19
The meeting will be held in Rome on June 22-26, 2022.
Attack in Nigeria’s Kaduna State “a massacre against natives”: Catholic Priest
A Catholic Priest in Nigeria’s Catholic Archdiocese of Kaduna has described the Sunday, September 26 attack in the country’s Kaduna state as “a massacre” and one of the worst attacks against innocent Christians in the embattled Nigerian State.
Catholic Priest in Sierra Leone Faults Harsh COVID-19 Restrictions, Says Ebola Was Worse
The Director of Caritas Freetown in Sierra Leone has faulted the COVID-19 restrictions that were imposed on places of worship in the West African country, saying that most of the restrictions were unnecessary and denied the people the religious encounter at the time they needed it the most.
South African Diocese Embarks on Synod on Synodality Pre-Meetings ahead of Official Launch
The Catholic Bishop of South Africa’s Aliwal Diocese has, in a pastoral letter, announced pre-synod meetings in his Episcopal See to deliberate on Synod on Synodality ahead of its solemn opening in each particular Church planned for October 17.
Religious Leaders Caution Kenyans against Political Gatherings amid COVID-19
Members of the Interfaith Council on COVID-19 in Kenya are urging citizens of the East African nation to keep off political gatherings which are potential spreaders of the coronavirus.
“It is Christ, with his grace, who makes us just”: Pope Francis at General Audience
At his general audience, the pope reflected on the doctrine of justification.
"My intuitions, my perceptions and my spirituality" Come from Vatican II: Pope Francis
He made the remark in a new book preface.
"Technical, political solutions are not enough": Pope Francis to Young Climate Activists
The pope sent a video message to the Youth4Climate event in Milan, Italy.
Family Killed in Rwandan Genocide Being Considered for Sainthood after Glowing Testimonies
The canonization of Cyprien Rugamba, his wife Daphrose Rugamba, and their six children who were all executed in the infamous 1994 Rwandan genocide, is being considered after the conclusion of a report detailing the Catholic family’s exemplary life.
