No one is free, no one is safe! My experience and reflection on my Kidnapping in Bamenda There are moments in one’s life that divide time into before and after. A week ago on September 27th 2026, Sunday afternoon was one of those days and moments in my life. I never imagined that one day […]
Mill Hill Missionary students currently undertaking their Mission Experience Programme (MEP) in Cameroon recently gathered in Bamenda for a special time of prayer, reflection, sharing and renewal from the 6th-9th of September. Despite the current challenges of travel and the lockdown in the English-speaking part of Cameroon, all the eight students were able to attend […]
Four Ordinations, Eight Priests, One Message: Called to Serve with Humility and Love Between 18 June and 29 June, the Mill Hill family in Cameroon experienced an extraordinary season of grace and celebration as eight new priests were ordained in four different parishes, in the presence of three bishops, family members, friends, parishioners, missionaries, and […]
News Update: We are delighted to share the joyful news of the recent ordination to the priesthood of Bonaventure and Akong Dionysis in Bafmeng, Cameroon. The ordination was presided over by Archbishop Andrew Nkea of the Archdiocese of Bamenda. Following their ordination, Fr. Bonaventure has been appointed to serve in the Diocese of Kroonstad, South […]
Goodbye is the only phrase we know That makes us want to FAREWELL TO FR. HARRY PEETERS AFTER 53 YEARS OF MISSION IN CAMEROON Bamenda, Cameroon — The Ecclesiastical Province of Bamenda gathered at Saint Thomas Aquinas’ Major Seminary in Bambui to celebrate a Thanksgiving Mass in honor of Rev. Fr. Harry Peeters, a missionary […]
From 19-21 April 2026, the African Cluster of Mill Hill Missionaries gathered at the newly constructed Mill Hill House in Nairobi for its annual meeting. Representatives from Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, Uganda, Sudan, and South Africa came together in fraternity to strengthen bonds, share experiences, and discern the way forward in their […]
When the Lord brought back the captives of Zion, it felt like a dream (Psalm 126:1), so beautiful, so overwhelming, it was almost impossible to believe. Today, that same fragile longing lives in the hearts of the people of the Anglophone regions, especially in the ecclesiastical province of Bamenda. For nearly ten years, they have […]
Speaking to reporters on the papal plane while travelling from Algiers to Yaoundé on Wednesday, Pope Leo XIV reflected on his recent Apostolic Journey to Algeria, thanking the Algerian authorities for their warm welcome and also thanked Algeria’s small but important Catholic community for their greeting. Recalling his visits to the Basilica of Our Lady […]
You were forever young at heart!You were forever young with your smile!A genuine smile in life, in pain, in gloom! You said with a smile that you probably got the smile from your mum!Whom you have by now met and embraced! You deserve the title “Ancestor” –For many are not worth the title for having […]
He was more than ordinarynot merely a priest,but a shepherd of souls, a guide, a gentle former of hearts. He was more than ordinarynot simply a friend,but a father to many, a mentor whose wisdom shaped lives. He was more than ordinarynot only a voice that spoke well,but a missionary who gave, and a benefactor […]
As we journey in the season of Lent, my heart aches for those who are struggling, and I am moved to reflect deeply… A Reflection: The Lenten Desert of the Dispossessed As we receive the ashes on Ash Wednesday, we are reminded that we are dust. But for your flock, Father, this is no symbolic […]
Warning: This article contains graphic content and images that may be disturbing to some readers. Reader discretion is advised. Just last week, scarcely two kilometers from the Mill Hill house in Bamenda, two lifeless bodies were found by the roadside. Young men, barely in their late twenties, their hands tied behind their backs. The street […]
