Cameroon: Anglophone Bishops Condemn Ongoing Violence
In a statement after their 72nd ordinary meeting held Feb. 10-11, the prelates noted “with deep pain…
Philippines: Evangelizing Politics
After 500 years of Christianity, it is a pity that the moneyed can still flood the…
Cameroon: Bilingual School Sign of Hope
One solution to Cameroon’s Anglophone separatist war could come from an unlikely source: The Catholic Bilingual…
India: Dalit Struggle for Proper Representation in Church
The policy of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India (CBCI) of empowering Dalits talks quite openly about…
South Sudan: Joint Pope Francis-Archbishop Welby Visit in Next Few Months?
Pope Francis and Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby may undertake their much anticipated, but delayed joint…
Brazil: Hostile Anti-Homeless Architecture
Social media has also made another kind of aggression against homeless people more evident: the implantation…
Latin America: Need to Make Afro-descendant Communities Visible
Suyapa is Garifuna, a Métis people from the Caribbean coast of Central America, mainly from Honduras,…
Asia: Minority Christian Communities under Increased Pressure
Asian states, including Russia, together account for some 380 million Christians in a population of 4.5…
Kalimantan – In Defense of the Dayak Iban People
Land grabbing, illegal logging, and land conversion, however, threatened the indigenous communities on the island of…
Fundong, Cameroon – Learning to Live with Conflict
Guylain Agbasoa MHM writes: Greetings from Fundong! I hope we are doing well wherever we are….
Cameroon: How Some People Benefit from Conflict
“Kumbo is blocked now, for example, because there are people fighting for their interests. Kumbo for…
South Sudan: The Amazing Story of Holy Trinity Peace Village in Kuron
The Peace Village also started people talking. Peace committees wereorganized in every settlement over a large…