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Solar panels for Church in Lebanon and Syria
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Naturally, this affects the Church. Parishes and communities are unable to provide services to the faithful; heating is limited;; and the Church’s social projects, including ...
Killings of Christians continue in Nigeria
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This month, dozens of Christians have been killed in towns and villages across Nigeria’s Middle Belt, most recently around Easter, according to information sent to ...
Sri Lanka: Town is a witness to the Resurrection
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"I saw a ball of fire, and the roof began to fall. I covered my head with my arms and ran out of the church, ...
DRC: ‘Our country is not for sale!’
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For more than 30 years, the eastern part of the country has been subject to violence carried out by 120 armed militias, who fight over ...
Abbot is neither pro-Israel nor pro-Palestine
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“At the moment, we are living in a very polarized environment. There is a lot of pressure to pick a camp and make accusations, ...
Congo-Brazzaville: A forgotten Church
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"Despite its natural wealth, and income generated by exports of wood and oil, the people are very poor, not only financially, but morally, too. Congo-Brazzaville ...
Catechist is kidnapped and killed in Burkina Faso
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The catechist was abducted last night by terrorists and his lifeless body was found near Zigni this morning. According to local sources reporting to the ...
In Africa, sports and advertising push illegal emigration
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A bishop from Equatorial Guinea reflects on the causes and consequences of migration in Africa, and asks for a stronger focus on the fight against ...
Brazil: Urbanization poses pastoral challenges
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.“Church organizations and the authorities must find ways to provide families with access to basic services in their homelands. Often it is situations like these ...
Pakistan bishop: No justice for Jaranwala
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Bishop Rehmat said, “More than 300 people were arrested [following the attack], but it is unlikely that they will face justice. Slowly, they have started ...









