Africa: Bishop of Tombura Yambio – ‘Thank You, Pope Leo Xiv! the True Fruit of the Visit Will Be Seen in What We Will Become’

Africa: Bishop of Tombura Yambio – ‘Thank You, Pope Leo Xiv! the True Fruit of the Visit Will Be Seen in What We Will Become’

Tombura Yambio — From the heart of South Sudan, a nation still searching for the fullness of peace, the President of the Commission for the Promotion of Integral Human Development of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Sudan and South Sudan (SSS-CBC), Eduardo Hiiboro Kussala, Bishop of the Diocese of Tombura-Yambio, expressed gratitude for the recently…

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Africa: Bishop of Tombura Yambio – ‘Thank You, Pope Leo Xiv! the True Fruit of the Visit Will Be Seen in What We Will Become’

Africa: Leo Xiv in Africa – the Pope At the End of His Long African Journey – Carry On the Mission of Jesus’ First Disciples With Joy

Malabo — “As in the early centuries of the Church, Africa today is called to make a decisive contribution to the holiness and the missionary character of the Christian people.” These final words of Pope Leo XIV, addressed to the crowd gathered in Malabo stadium and, ideally, to the entire continent, at the end of…

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How the dispute between Trump and Pope Leo escalated

How the dispute between Trump and Pope Leo escalated

President Trump has been lobbing insults at Pope Leo XIV in response to his criticisms of the war in Iran and appeals for peace, marking an unusually pronounced rupture between the leaders of the world’s most powerful country and the world’s largest Christian denomination.  But Leo criticized the Trump administration’s mass deportation efforts both before…

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Africa: Bishop of Tombura Yambio – ‘Thank You, Pope Leo Xiv! the True Fruit of the Visit Will Be Seen in What We Will Become’

Africa: Leo Xiv in Africa – Archbishop Nwachukwu – If Jesus Finds Refuge Again in Africa

Rome — The Infant Jesus found refuge in Egypt, together with Joseph and Mary, to escape Herod’s threat. And perhaps even today the African continent, though wounded by wars, tribalism and ‘inculturated’ neo-colonialism, could represent a paradoxical place of refuge for what comes from Jesus, whilst in the post-Christian West everything bearing the name of…

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