Saturday, November 29, 2025
The Archbishop of Nampula and President of the Episcopal Conference of Mozambique, Archbishop Inacio Saure, has issued an urgent plea for immediate humanitarian support to aid over 30,000 displaced individuals in the Alua district of Memba. [In the picture: Some of the internally displaced persons of Memba-Nampula, Moçambique – Vatican News]
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Card. Pietro Parolin, Vatican Secretary of State, visits Mozambique
Monday, December 1, 2025
Members of the Episcopal Conference of Mozambique (CEM) have described the planned December 5-10 visit of the Vatican Secretary of State to the Southern African nation as a “visible sign of the Holy Father’s closeness and solidarity” with the people of God, particularly those affected by ongoing violence in Cabo Delgado. [Credit photo: Vatican News. Text: ACI Africa]
Mozambique: Archbishop of Nampula’s urgent appeal for 30,000 displaced people in Memba
The Bishops of Sudan and South Sudan: “Dialogue is no longer working”
Monday, November 17, 2025
Members of the Sudan and South Sudan Catholic Bishops’ Conference (SSS-CBC) have expressed their dismay at the ongoing fighting in both countries, noting that dialogue does not seem to be working to resolve the conflicts. [Credit photo: Catholic Radio Network. Members of the SSS-CBC. ACI Africa]
The True Face of Voodoo
Tuesday, November 11, 2025
Often misunderstood and reduced to dolls and dark magic, Voodoo is actually an ancient African religion with deep spiritual roots. Born in southern Benin, it is based on a covenant between human beings and the divine, expressed through drum rhythms and dance. It is a journey through ritual possessions, sacred symbols, and the memories of Africa’s deepest soul. [Photo: Comboni Press. Jpic-jp.org]
Concluyó el XVII Congreso Nacional Misionero (CONAMI) en México
Lunes, 10 de noviembre 2025
Ayer domingo, 9 de noviembre concluyó el XVII Congreso Nacional Misionero (CONAMI), organizado por las Obras Misioneras Pontificio Episcopales de México (OMPE) en colaboración con las de la Arquidiócesis de Puebla. Durante cuatro días los congresistas participaron de las conferencias, los testimonios misioneros y las celebraciones que, bajo el lema “Discípulos Misioneros: Peregrinos de Esperanza, Artesanos de Paz”, invitaron a vivir la Misión como esencia de la vocación cristiana de la Iglesia en México. [En la foto, los miembros de la Familia comboniana que participaron en el congreso]