The Church in Morocco assists migrants returning from Ceuta

The Church in Morocco assists migrants returning from Ceuta

The situation in the Spanish enclave appears to have largely returned to normal following the arrival of around 60,000 migrants from Morocco. Many families are still without news of their loved ones and fear they may have died during the crossing. On the Moroccan side of the border, Archbishop Emilio Rocha Grande of Tangier explains how the Church has organized to help them .

Read all

 

Bagikan
A century of Trinitarian mission in Madagascar full of hope, freedom and mercy

A century of Trinitarian mission in Madagascar full of hope, freedom and mercy

The Order of the Most Holy Trinity and of the Captives mark a century of missionary presence in Madagascar, it gives thanks for generations of missionaries whose service has strengthened the local Church, fostered vocations, and carried the Gospel to the country’s most remote communities. The centenary also renews the order’s commitment to bring hope and redemption to the new frontiers of today’s world.

Read all

 

Bagikan
Catholic Sisters in the Legal Profession called to prophetic witness

Catholic Sisters in the Legal Profession called to prophetic witness

Around 200 participants gathered for the first Catholic Sisters in the Legal Profession Network Conference in Nairobi, Kenya. Among them are canon lawyers, civil lawyers, major superiors, safeguarding professionals, researchers, and other Church leaders. Under the theme, “Prophetic Witness, Safeguarding as an Expression of the Gospel,” participants reflected on strengthening safeguarding, justice, and accountability in religious life.

Read all

 

Bagikan