Dark sky during crucifixion—symbolizing earth-shaking Christian silence

A call to challenge the ongoing presence of Christ’s crucifixion in today’s world, challenging silent spirituality and calling for an active, living memorial that confronts injustice and suffering.

journeying together

Journeying Together: Synodality as a Way of Life The second Synodal conversation, organized by the Pan-African Catholic Theology and Pastoral Network and the Confederation of …

Cultural Barriers in the Church

The Silent Influence of Cultural Barriers in the Church To what extent have cultural barriers in the Church shaped the relationships between …

bishops and religious congregations

In the complex world of Church governance, where do the lines between diocesan authority and religious independence blur? This question isn’t merely …

Frodo’s unconventional heroism

One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind …

African catholicism

Tradition vs. Transformation: What’s Next for the Church? In a lively synodal conversation, African Catholics engaged in crucial discussions that could reshape …

Umuagbo-Agu women

In a remarkable display of community spirit and innovation, the Umuogbo-Agu community in Enugu-Ezike has decided to challenge neighboring communities in Enugu …

Priestly Formation in Africa

The Church-Family-of-God in Africa prepares for the second session of the Synod on Synodality (an online African palaver on the future of …

Le 38e Festival Innu Nikamu a célébré la résilience autochtone à travers la musique. Des artistes variés ont partagé des messages d’espoir et de résistance. Performances envoûtantes et collaborations inspirantes ont souligné l'unité face à l'oppression. Ce festival a démontré que même en cage, l'oiseau continue de chanter.

The Igwe of Ikpamodo leads

The Igwe of Ikpamodo leads a community effort in Enugu-Ezike to combat food insecurity through agricultural revival. The initiative aims to restore …

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