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Burkina Faso: More suffering for Christians

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“They took them back to their village, ordered the church to be opened, and shot one dead in front of the altar, and the ...

Kidnapping of priests still rampant in Nigeria

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As of November 13th, the total number of priests, sisters, and seminarians kidnapped in 2023 is 23, showing that abductions continue to be the biggest ...

Mauritania: ‘Catholics are there for everyone’

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“As Catholics, we are there for all Mauritanians. Through our activities and the way we live together, we want to show that God loves all ...

Cameroon: Bishop calls on West to develop African economy

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Historically, African migrants have gone to Libya for better economic prospect. Cameroon is on a major route to that country. But after Khaddafi's fall, Libya's ...

Motorcycles for Religious Brothers in Togo

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The Rural Missionary Brothers have worked in Africa since 1969. Today, they are present in four countries of West Africa: Togo, Burkina Faso, Benin, and ...

Chad: A ‘small flock’ of Christians in the desert

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"In my country, people do not exist as individuals; they exist as part of a group. That is why a more individualized approach to religion ...

Mozambique: Terrorists kill 11 Christians

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A terrorist group that claims allegiance to ISIS arrived in Naquitengue in the early afternoon and summoned everyone in the village. They then separated the ...

In Nigeria, one seminarian is killed, and another is kidnapped

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Bishop Kundi said: "The attackers were aiming to kidnap the parish priest. When they failed in their attempt to enter the father's house, they set ...

Nigeria: Kidnapped priest and seminarian released

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“They are both fine, alive, and healthy, despite the trauma endured at the hands of their captors.”

The Renovation and Extension of a Chapel in Rwanda

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Over the years, the minor seminary in the Diocese of Byumba, founded in Rwanda in 1956 by the Salesian Fathers, had become too small. 150 ...
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