UGANDA: Bishops Condemn Police Brutality against Protestors
Source CISA The Uganda Episcopal Conference has condemned police brutality against journalists, opposition leaders and students of Makerere University in...
Month: November 2019
SOUTH SUDAN: Bishop Recommends Engaging Citizenry In States Controversy
The Catholic Bishop of Torit Diocese, Rt. Rev. Stephen Ameyu, has recommended resolving the country’s political problems by engaging the...
TANZANIA: Catholic Church in Tanzania Closes the Extraordinary Missionary Month
After the Holy Father Francis declared October 2019 to be Extraordinary Missionary Month in commemoration of the centenary of the...
ETHIOPIA: Catholic Church Prays for Peace
The Ethiopian Catholic Church has held prayers for peace on November 7, 2019 which is the annual feast of the...
MALAWI: The Political Strife That Threatens Peace and Harmony in Malawi
Malawi, a nation that goes by the slogan The Warm Heart of Africa is currently experiencing political turmoil, so much...
KENYA: Catholic Diocese of Lodwar Loses a Pastoral Centre to Harsh Climate Changes
The Catholic Bishop of Lodwar Rt. Rev. Dominic Kimengich has expressed sadness at the destruction of St. Theresa’s Pastoral Centre...
MALAWI: Public Affairs Committee is Pushing For Dialogue and Reconciliation, Says Archbishop Msusa
In 1993, after the referendum that brought multi-party democracy in Malawi, a Public Affairs Committee (PAC) was formed out of...
ZAMBIA: Catholic Sisters Call For Revamped Religious Formation, Collaboration And Sustainability Planning
As the Africa Convening 2019 of the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Catholic Sisters Initiative got underway, the need to revitalize...
MALAWI: “Do Not Judge Others,” Archbishop Msusa Condemns Mob Justice
Catholic Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Blantyre, His Grace Thomas Luke Msusa has urged members of the public to stop...
UGANDA: Youth Urged to Use Scouting Skills to Strengthen in The Church
The Coordinator of the Catholic Scouts Association in Uganda Rev. Fr. Ceaser Matovu has urged the youth in the country...