Sister Franca Onyibor, Missionary Sister of the Holy Rosary, writes about the healing work she and her colleague, Duke, are doing in some of the camps for Internally Displaced People (IDPs)
Can the sun really rise again for women who have been trafficked? Sister Mercy, with plenty of experience, believes that these women can build their lives anew, with assistance. That’s
“Two words ring bells in our minds as we face into the new year of 2019: hope and gratitude. Our world throughout the past year has tempted and tried us with its miseries: news of war, conflict, poverty and despair. Yet with eyes of faith we can also see hope all around,
February 8th Feast of Saint Bakhita. Born in Sudan, captured as a slave, cruelly treated. Freed in Italy, baptised…
Pope Francis has summoned heads of Episcopal Conferences from 180 countries to Rome for a Conference on the burning issue of historic child sexual abuse in the church. We pray for great honesty, courage, compassion and resolution among all those taking part.
She was born in Sudan, somewhere near Darfur, in 1869 and grew up in her family with other the children. At the age of seven
In Borrisoleigh in Co Tipperary, Ireland, the parish celebrated the memory of one of their famous sons, Bishop Joseph Shanahan, on Sunday June 2nd 2019. Read more The Papal Nuncio to Ireland, Archbishop Jude Thadeus Okolo, from Southern Nigeria himself, was the chief celebrant, proud to acknowledge the man of whom
On June 6th 2019 God’s faithful gathered from different parishes to recall with gratitude the great work of evangelisation done by Bishop Joseph Shanahan CCSp/Servant of God, first bishop of Southern Nigeria.
Partners with Pope Francis in bringing young people to Christ. Christ is Alive – Christus Vivit! By Chanda Mulenga, Youth Animator, Diocese of Monze, Zambia
“Jesus has kept his promises. Trust him with unlimited trust and let there be no love like unto yours for him. Christ will ever keep you near to his heart, his arm in yours!
The Philadelphia Archdiocese’s largest gathering of African Catholics drew hundreds dressed in African attire, including some who donned black and white photographs of their cherished saint,
Nation-building immigrants from Africa find mentors here.
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