It was still during my early months at St Stephen’s parish, in the township of Kisenso in Kinshasa, capital of

‘What mission are you going to do in Congo?” My friend reacted when I informed him about my appointment as

Small Christian Communities (SCCs) are one way in which the Church is trying to assume an African face and touch.

Some years ago, I was talking to a friend who was running a project. When he told me that the

Over a century ago, missionaries arrived in different parts of Africa. They found no hospitals or schools as they had

Last October’s Synod for Africa realised the need to step up the Church’s involvement in speaking for the voiceless, not

At Pentecost we implore God to descend upon us the Holy Spirit, as he did on the Apostles. As “The

The African Synod II last October proudly marked the growing number of Africans in religious congregations, some whom occupy important

The formation of priests is one way in which the African Church might risk overlooking its local aspect. On the