Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,
Today the Word of God places before us a question that is at once simple and profound: life or death, fire or water. Sirach speaks with luminous clarity, reminding...
To all the National Conferences of Major Superiors of Southern Africa
Gathered in an Ordinary Assembly from January 28 to February 2, 2026, in the city of Luanda (Angola), under the motto "Consecrated Life United...
The Catholic Church annually marks the Feast Day of St Josephine Bakhita on 8 February, honouring her as the patron saint patron saint of Sudan and of victims of human trafficking. This year, the...
Major Superiors meet in Angola: Consecrated Life walks with the local Church - Vatican News https://www.vaticannews.va/en/africa/news/2026-02/major-superiors-meet-in-angola-consecrated-life-walks-with-the.html
5th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A
Reading 1: Isaiah 58:7-10, Responsorial Psalm: Psalm 112, Reading 2: 1 Cor 2:1-5, Gospel: Mt 5:13-16
The gospel reading is a continuation of Jesus’ sermon on the mountain. Jesus...
Pope Leo XIV visits Angola this year.
Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord! Matthew 21:9.
IMBISA (Inter-Regional Association of Bishops of Southern Africa) greets with faith and joy the announcement made...
In 1959, Pope John XXIII expressed his desire to convoke a council that would be known to the whole Church. This would become the Second Vatican Council. In announcing it, he used a word...
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The Inter-Regional Meeting of the Bishops of Southern Africa hereby expresses its solidarity with the people of Mozambique, South Africa, and Zimbabwe, who are presently experiencing the disastrous effects...
3rd SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Introduction
Isaiah addressed people faced with fear and political instability. The northern regions of Zebulun and Napthali were among the first to suffer invasion by the Assyrian empire. These lands experienced...
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time A
How great to have green vestments again as we want to let the life of Christ born in us anew to grow ever more mature, as green represents growth...
