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The aim of the manual according to SACBC is to equip staff and volunteers on how to respond to the needs of Migration in Southern Africa.

In a news statement dated April 7, the Catholic Bishops in West Africa are expected to deliberate on the third encyclical of Pope Francis Fratelli Tutti, which is dedicated to fraternity and social friendship, and the challenges facing the region

“The lives of emaSwati are unfortunately negatively affected by all these challenges and we see different reactions from all sectors of society, including the violence that we see almost every day. We are seeing a new culture of mistrust and intolerance emerging where the use of violence to resolve disputes has become the order of the day,” said CSC.

Archbishop Muhatia in his Lenten message for week five under the theme “Youth and Peaceful Elections,” invited young people to do everything in their power to have a peaceful election by their actions and what they say.

In a statement dated April 6, the bishop says “We do not know who is responsible for this. We do not know the reason why it was done. It is difficult to know who benefits from this.”

Cardinal Naguib, was born on March 18, 1935 in Samalut, Minya governorate, Upper Egypt. He was a leading figure in the 250,000-strong Catholic Coptic community, was fluent in English, French, Italian and German

The Caritas Luxembourg in association with the Ministry of Cooperative and Rural Development of the Eastern Equatoria State, South Sudan, have formed a Savings and Credit Cooperative Society (SACCO) in Magwi County, to aid farmers to raise enough capital to better their agricultural productivity.

The pontiff will recite a prayer from the Vatican text of the Act of Consecration to the Immaculate Heart of Mary, which was sent to bishops throughout the world.

The religious leaders drawn from all over Kenya are adamant that the country’s moral and social structures are threatened and require rebuilding to secure the upcoming General Elections. The leaders noted that ‘there is work pending in Parliament’ and committed to engaging legislators to prioritize the election-related laws

Cardinal Peter Kodwo Appiah Turkson has rallied the Catholic faithful to get vaccinated against Covid-19, saying the vaccines are fruits of research and science,  and that people should not cast doubt on their efficacy