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  • African prelate calls Synod of Bishops so far too ‘Eurocentric’

    African prelate calls Synod of Bishops so far too ‘Eurocentric’

    • Oct 13, 2018

    Cardinal Wilfrid Napier of Durban, South Africa, said Saturday that the working document for the Oct. 3-28 Synod of Bishops doesn’t take account of African realities, where young people aren’t leaving the Church but flocking to it.

    By Christopher White
  • Cardinal apologizes for electioneering in churches ahead of Ivory Coast elections

    Cardinal apologizes for electioneering in churches ahead of Ivory Coast elections

    • Oct 13, 2018

    Catholic bishops in the Ivory Coast have apologized after a candidate used churches for electioneering ahead of Oct. 13 polls.

    By Crux Staff
  • Theater program helps young Kenyans develop critical thinking skills

    Theater program helps young Kenyans develop critical thinking skills

    • Oct 12, 2018

    A theater education program at schools in one of Africa’s largest slums is instilling critical thought in participants as well as providing fun, said a 25-year-old whose ambition is to enter politics to represent the poor residents in Kenya’s Parliament.

    By Francis Njuguna
  • Jesuit priest faces extradition call over South Africa abuse allegation

    • Oct 11, 2018

    A Jesuit priest living in the United Kingdom is facing a call for extradition to South Africa, where he is accused of sexually abusing a teenager in the 1980s.

    By Catholic News Agency
  • Egypt court sentences 17 to death for attacking Christians

    Egypt court sentences 17 to death for attacking Christians

    • Oct 11, 2018

    An Egyptian rights lawyer says a military court has sentenced 17 Islamic militants to death for involvement in deadly attacks on Christians.

    By Samy Magdy
  • Kenya bishops reject condoms in fight against HIV/AIDS

    Kenya bishops reject condoms in fight against HIV/AIDS

    • Oct 11, 2018

    Condom use can never be advocated by the Catholic Church, according to the bishops of Kenya at a health conference taking place in Mombasa.

    By Crux Staff
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    • Feb 27, 2021
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    • Feb 25, 2021
  • Pope praises ‘remarkable’ Christian witness of slain DRC ambassador
    Pope praises ‘remarkable’ Christian witness of slain DRC ambassador
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  • Italian ambassador killed in Congo remembered for humanitarian work
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    • Feb 22, 2021
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    Nigerian bishops urge people to pray for peace and stability
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    • Feb 20, 2021
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