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Catholic Women Equipped with Capacity Building for Migrants, Refugees Pastoral Care in Eswatini
By Sheila Pires, Radio Veritas, South Africa. Catholic Women Equipped with Capacity Building for Mig...
SACBC PUBLISHES MANUAL FOR PASTORAL CARE FOR MIGRANTS AND REFUGEES
Sr Maria de Lurdes Lodi Rissini, mscs, Coordinator of the Office for the Pastoral Care for Migrants ...
MY SHEEP LISTEN TO MY VOICE, I KNOW THEM AND THEY FOLLOW ME
By Fr. Siby Kuriakose, Kavattu CMI, Archdiocese of Windhoek, Namibia. Homily for the Fourth Sunday o...
Bishop of Pemba Calls for International Community not to Forget Cabo Delgado
Johan Viljoen, Dennis Hurley Peace Institute, South Africa The Bishop of Pemba asked the internation...
HOW BOUNTIFUL IS THE MERCY OF GOD!
Fr. Enrico Parry, Diocese of Oudtshoorn, South Africa. Reflection on the readings of the Third Sunda...
New Rector for Namibia Seminary
By Fr. Dumisani Vilakati, Director of the IMBISA Secretariat On the 7th of April 2022, Cardinal Luis...
If salt loses its saltiness
By Fr. Limukani Ndlovu, Archdiocese of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe In his strong and confrontational, somewha...
Kampala Document
INTRODUCTION 1. The celebration of the Golden Jubilee (29 July 1969 – 29 July 2019) of the Sym...
SYNODAL PROCESS AND THE DEEPENING OF COMMUNION IN IMBISA
By. Fr. Rafael Sapato of Lichinga Diocese Mozambique (coordinator of the Pastoral Department in IMBI...
SECAM Statement to the Participants in the Meetings of the World Bank Group and International Monetary Fund
Commission for Justice, Peace and Development This statement is an invitation to the delegates to th...
Short Report on the ZCBC Child Safeguarding Office
I am Theresa Patience Sanyatwe from Zimbabwe, working at the Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops’ Conference...
In Service to the Church and Humanity: A life worth to be lived
By Innocent Maziya, Diocese of Manzini, Eswatini (In the photo: Mr. Maziya with his family) Living a...