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Bishop Henry Mchamungu (left) and Bishop Stephano Musomba (right). Courtesy Photo

“Being Bishop is a mission, not an honor”: Tanzanian Archbishop to Newly Ordained Bishops

Sep 21, 2021

The Episcopal ministry is a call to a mission of witnessing the Gospel, and not a call to status, two newly ordained Bishops in Tanzania have been told.

Archbishop Jude Thaddaeus Ruwa’ichi of Tanzania's Dar es Salaam Archdiocese. Credit: Vatican Media

Disregard Anti COVID-19 Vaccine Talks, “Let us shield ourselves”: Tanzanian Archbishop

Aug 27, 2021

A Catholic Archbishop in Tanzania has cautioned against those campaigning against COVID-19 vaccination program, and urged the people of God in the East African nation to disregard such campaigns.

Tanzania’s former President Benjamin William Mkapa who died Friday, July 24.

Tanzania’s Former President Mourned as “a man of faith, a dedicated Pan-Africanist”

Jul 24, 2020

Tanzania’s former President Benjamin William Mkapa, a Catholic who was at the forefront of brokering peace deals during conflicts in Africa, is being eulogized as a “man of faith” and “a dedicated Pan-Africanist” following his death in the country’s largest city and former capital, Dar es Salaam.

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African Catholic Activists Tell New Disney CEO to End LGBTQ “grooming” in Content

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“Encouraging”: Christian Entity Lauds Legalization of Churches in Egypt

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“Forgiveness can build bridges, repair broken relationships”: Catholic Bishop in S. Sudan

Police and residents of Wumat, a farming town 45 miles south of Jos, Nigeria, arrive to survey damage and help survivors of a terrorist attack on Nov 22, 2022. | Courtesy of Victor Nafor

Despite Incessant Attacks, Nigerian Catholics Keep their Faith

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Pope Francis’ Watch Auctioned Off and Proceeds Set a World Record

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Pope Francis: The Church has a Duty to Welcome People with Disabilities

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Salesian Entity Highlights Medical Care Initiatives for Youth with HIV/AIDS in Africa

Amid lengthening droughts in northern Kenya, Malteser International distributes food, cash, drinking water and livestock feed and now extends the emergency relief to Ethiopia. Credit: Malteser International

Catholic Aid Agency Reaches Out to Thousands Facing Starvation in Kenya, Ethiopia

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African Catholic Activists Tell New Disney CEO to End LGBTQ “grooming” in Content

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Traditional Healers in Mozambique Vaccinating Civilians to Fight Militia: Catholic Charity

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Planned Ecumenical Trip Time to Reflect “peace, stability”: South Sudanese Archbishop

Police and residents of Wumat, a farming town 45 miles south of Jos, Nigeria, arrive to survey damage and help survivors of a terrorist attack on Nov 22, 2022. | Courtesy of Victor Nafor

Despite Incessant Attacks, Nigerian Catholics Keep their Faith

Pope Francis and Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI greet each other at the 65th priestly ordination of Pope Emeritus XVI at the Clementine Hall. | © L’Osservatore Romano

Pope Francis Praises "fruitful" Theology of Benedict XVI

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Salesians in DR Congo Securing Young Women’s Future in Education Partnership

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Pope Francis: The Effects of the War in Ukraine are Being Felt all Over the World

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