AMECEA Hosts Luncheon for Cardinal Berhaneyesus and Archbishop Menghesteab
AMECEA
Secretariat in Collaboration with AMECEA Institutions held a luncheon on 27th
May to honor His Eminence Berhaneyesus Cardinal Souraphiel, and Most Rev.
Menghesteab Tesfamariam, Archbishop of Asmara. Cardinal Berhaneyesus is the
Chairman of AMECEA and Archbishop of Addis Ababa Ethiopia.
Secretariat in Collaboration with AMECEA Institutions held a luncheon on 27th
May to honor His Eminence Berhaneyesus Cardinal Souraphiel, and Most Rev.
Menghesteab Tesfamariam, Archbishop of Asmara. Cardinal Berhaneyesus is the
Chairman of AMECEA and Archbishop of Addis Ababa Ethiopia.
The ceremony
which was held at Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) main Campus in
Nairobi was attended by, among other guests, H.E. John Cardinal Njue,
Archbishop of Nairobi, Apostolic Nuncio to Kenya and South Sudan H.E.
Archbishop Charles Daniel Balvo, AMECEA Executive Board members, CUEA Council
members, the Most Rev Gabriel Mbilingi, C.S.Sp, the president of SECAM and Metropolitan
Archdiocese of Lubango, Angola; Treasurer of SECAM Most Rev. Gabriel Charles
Palmer-Buckle Archbishop of Accra Ghana and members of standing committee of
SECAM
which was held at Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) main Campus in
Nairobi was attended by, among other guests, H.E. John Cardinal Njue,
Archbishop of Nairobi, Apostolic Nuncio to Kenya and South Sudan H.E.
Archbishop Charles Daniel Balvo, AMECEA Executive Board members, CUEA Council
members, the Most Rev Gabriel Mbilingi, C.S.Sp, the president of SECAM and Metropolitan
Archdiocese of Lubango, Angola; Treasurer of SECAM Most Rev. Gabriel Charles
Palmer-Buckle Archbishop of Accra Ghana and members of standing committee of
SECAM
“The Success
of AMECEA goes beyond telling and I believe that God is behind the success of
these achievements of AMECEA. That’s why today we want to thank him for yet
another milestone of AMECEA,” Most Rev. Luke Thomas Msusa, Archbishop of
Blantyre Malawi and Vice Chairman of AMECEA, said during the occasion.
of AMECEA goes beyond telling and I believe that God is behind the success of
these achievements of AMECEA. That’s why today we want to thank him for yet
another milestone of AMECEA,” Most Rev. Luke Thomas Msusa, Archbishop of
Blantyre Malawi and Vice Chairman of AMECEA, said during the occasion.
“It was last
year during the 18th AMECEA Plenary in Malawi through the
inspiration of the Holy Spirit that the Plenary Fathers elected the then
Archbishop of Addis Ababa Ethiopia to be the Chairman of AMECEA and barely a
year later, His Holiness Pope Francis elevated Archbishop Berhaneyesus to the
status of the Cardinal. This is a great honor to the AMECEA Region,” Archbishop
Msusa said. Adding to this he further
said, “Another achievement in AMECEA Region was the appointment of Bishop
Mengisteab to be Archbishop of Asmara”.
year during the 18th AMECEA Plenary in Malawi through the
inspiration of the Holy Spirit that the Plenary Fathers elected the then
Archbishop of Addis Ababa Ethiopia to be the Chairman of AMECEA and barely a
year later, His Holiness Pope Francis elevated Archbishop Berhaneyesus to the
status of the Cardinal. This is a great honor to the AMECEA Region,” Archbishop
Msusa said. Adding to this he further
said, “Another achievement in AMECEA Region was the appointment of Bishop
Mengisteab to be Archbishop of Asmara”.
“We in
AMECEA Region are very proud of you and wish all of you the best for your
apostolate,” he said. He also thanked the Holy Father Pope Francis for
recognizing the AMECEA Region by the appointments.
AMECEA Region are very proud of you and wish all of you the best for your
apostolate,” he said. He also thanked the Holy Father Pope Francis for
recognizing the AMECEA Region by the appointments.
Speaking at
the same function, the Apostolic Nuncio to Kenya and South Sudan commended
AMECEA Bishops for the solidarity and prayers and asked for more prayers
especially to the people of South Sudan who are experiencing turmoil in their
country due to conflicts.
the same function, the Apostolic Nuncio to Kenya and South Sudan commended
AMECEA Bishops for the solidarity and prayers and asked for more prayers
especially to the people of South Sudan who are experiencing turmoil in their
country due to conflicts.
Source: Pamela Adinda, AMECEA Online News