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Nigerian Catholic Priest Behind Sanctioned Congregation Accepts Decision as “will of God”
The founder of the Congregation of Christ the Emmanuel (CCE), a Public Faithful Association in Nigeria’s Aba Diocese, that was recently sanctioned by the leadership of the Nigerian Diocese has accepted the sanctions “as the will of God with total self-surrender.”
“Every Bishop is a gift to Church, humanity”: Ghanaian Prelate at Episcopal Ordination
The Episcopal ministry is a gift from God to the Church, humanity and the shepherd himself called to serve God’s people, a Catholic Archbishop in Ghana has said.
Don’t “take for granted created world”, Show Appreciation: Catholic Priest in South Africa
Christians in South Africa are being urged to show appreciation to God’s creation by taking the necessary steps to prevent environmental degradation.
Vatican Clarifies COVID-19 Vaccine Pass Rules for Employees, Visitors of City State
From Oct. 1, all visitors and personnel will be required to show proof of vaccination.
Refugees Undergoing Suffering in South Africa, Catholic Bishop Says, Calls for Compassion
The inhumane treatment of refugees and migrants in South Africa is a cause for concern for a Catholic Bishop in the country who is calling for compassion toward those who have fled from various forms of instability in their respective home countries.
Let Us “work together to reduce generation of waste”: Catholic Nun at Season of Creation
There is a need to collaborate in reducing the generation of waste products in view of environmental conservation, a Catholic Nun in Africa has said.
Do Not Ignore Mozambique’s Crisis: Malawian Catholic Bishop to President of Regional Body
The ongoing crisis in the Southern African nation of Mozambique should not be ignored, a Catholic Bishop in Malawi has told the President of the Southern African Development Community (SADC).
Put Borrowed Funds to “judicious, effective use”: Archbishop to Nigerian Government
Government officials in Nigeria have been cautioned against diverting externally borrowed funds and public resources to sustain their lavish lifestyles and instead use the money to develop the nation.
World Youth Day 2021: Pope Francis Asks Youth to “testify joyfully that Christ is alive”
This year’s World Youth Day will be celebrated in local dioceses on Nov. 21.
Pope Francis Decries Abortion and Euthanasia as Treating Human Life Like "waste"
“Is it right to hire a hitman to solve a problem? That’s what abortion is,” the pope said.
Catholic Education Facility in Kenya Launches Manual to Foster Disability Awareness
A Catholic education facility in Kenya’s Ngong Diocese has launched a handbook aimed at fostering awareness about people living with disabilities in view of addressing cases of “unequal and discriminatory treatment” amid COVID-19 challenges.
Guinea Government Needs to “radically change”, Vatican-based Cardinal Says
The West African Republic of Guinea that is currently under military leadership following a coup earlier this month needs to “radically change”, a Vatican-based Cardinal has said in a recent letter.
Catholic Peace Entity Concerned about Increasing War Tactics of Cameroon’s Armed Groups
When war broke out in Cameroon's English-speaking North West and South West regions in 2016, the military of the Central African country mostly engaged “catapult-wielding youths” who had no training in warfare.
Christian Foundation Urges UN to Focus Attention on Nigeria’s Deteriorating Security
Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW), an international human rights body that advocates for religious freedom, is calling on the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHCR) to be attentive to the deteriorating security situation in Nigeria where Islamist groups are reportedly persecuting Christians.
The Catholic Church Must Be Open and Welcoming Toward Others: Pope Francis
Division and exclusion come from Satan, Pope Francis warned.
South African Archbishop Warns of Selfishness, Jealousy as Most Toxic Emotions in Marriage
A Catholic Archbishop in South Africa has cautioned married couples and those considering marriage against selfishness and jealousy, describing both emotions as toxic to any relationship.
Parishioners of Catholic Outstation in Kenya Reinitiating Inactive Members Back to Faith
Members of St. Paul’s Catholic Church Ndeu, an Outstation of St. John the Evangelist Hindi Parish of Kenya’s Malindi Diocese, are visiting non-practicing Parishioners in view of bringing them back to the Catholic faith.
Catholic University in Malawi Donates Medical Equipment to Archdiocesan Facility
The leadership of the Catholic University of Malawi (CUNIMA) has donated medical equipment to St. Joseph-Nguludi Mission Hospital of the Archdiocese of Blantyre.
Catholic Bishops in Tanzania Reach Out to Persons with Disabilities on COVID-19 Prevention
Catholic Bishops in Tanzania are reaching out to persons with disabilities in a training that seeks to equip the blind and deaf with COVID-19 prevention strategies.
"I could feel his holiness": Surgeon Who Operated on Vatican-based Guinean Cardinal
Domenico Veneziano described the cardinal as “a very cultured and profound person.”
