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Bishop in Nigeria marks anniversary of church massacre

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It is important to mark the anniversary of the massacre by “reminding the world of the evil of terrorism and the long-term effects it has ...

Nigeria: Call for the beatification of terror victims

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They died while worshipping God in his own house, so [beatification] would go a long way toward strengthening the faith of those who are practicing ...

A bishop in Ethiopia asks for peace

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“People are so fed up with the suffering. They need a solution, and so we hope that something will come out of these talks.” 

‘Everyone has family in Khartoum’

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Predominantly Muslim Sudan and Christian South Sudan used to form one country, but it split in 2011 after decades of civil war. But the countries ...

Sierra Leone: One of the poorest countries in the world

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“Everywhere we go we try to show that God is love. We have not been here for long, but through our way of life we ...

As fighting rages in Sudan, priests stay with their flocks

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"“I want to stay until the last minute, I do not want to leave the people here alone. A lot of our Catholics came [to ...

Democratic Republic of the Congo: A priest in prison

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The drastic lack of resources is evident as soon as one sees the overcrowded cells, which have neither electric light nor windows. More than 300 ...

In Burkina Faso, “evil will not have the last word”

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The threat is omnipresent, to the extent that “on Sundays and feast days the churches have to be guarded by police, military or volunteers so ...

Sudan: ‘We can’t leave the house, and there is lack of water, electricity and food’

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"During the call I could hear the shooting in the background. He says that the streets are empty, like in a ghost town: there are ...

Central African Republic: religious war can be avoided

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"Our country is bigger than France and it is difficult for a weak administration to control. There is not really a frontline. The militias hostile ...
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