Cameroon: “The truth we speak is not welcome in this fratricidal conflict.”
February 21, 2019
At present the Anglophone areas of Cameroon are being constantly shaken by a conflict between Anglophone separatist groups and the
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Mons. Kaigama: “If the elections are marred by violence many innocent Nigerians will pay the prize”
February 15, 2019
“ACN can mobilize their world net-work of friends, benefactors and supporters to commit Nigeria to special prayers at this critical
The church in Pakistan places its hope in educating the Christian minority and ensuring it has access to the educational system
February 11, 2019
Joseph Arshad, archbishop of Islamabad-Rawalpindi and president of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Pakistan, discussed the situation of the Catholic
The Pope starts on Sunday a historic journey to the United Arab Emirates
February 1, 2019
Bishop Paul Hinder is Apostolic Vicar for southern Arabia. As such, the Swiss Capuchin monk will host the pope when
Nicaragua: There is no way out of the current crisis without the involvement of the church
January 31, 2019
Marco Mencaglia, head of the Latin America section of Aid to the Church in Need, visited Nicaragua in November. The
Pakistan: “The blasphemy law destroys lives”
January 22, 2019
Dominican Father James Channan has been working to establish a dialogue between Christians and Muslims for years – in a
Pakistan: “The Christians are a community of the very poor, living in conditions of semi-slavery”, says Archbishop Arshad
December 19, 2018
The President of the Pakistani Bishops’ Conference insists that interfaith dialogue is vital for peace in his country Archbishop
IRAN : «A Church without martyrs would be like a tree without fruit »
December 18, 2018
Shortly after the United States had imposed new economic sanctions on Iran, Archbishop Ramzi Garmou of Teheran, who is also
Venezuela: “We could not survive without the solidarity of Christians worldwide”
December 18, 2018
As one of the leading exporters of crude oil, Venezuela was once the most affluent country in South America. Today,