Bishops urged to make mental health a priority
Mental health and self-care are becoming an increasingly important part of the Church’s pastoral concern in Southern Africa, with the
Bishops urged to make mental health a priority Read Post »
Mental health and self-care are becoming an increasingly important part of the Church’s pastoral concern in Southern Africa, with the
Bishops urged to make mental health a priority Read Post »
The Catholic Church in Lesotho will in September mark the 60th anniversary of the passing of Archbishop Emmanuel Gregory Mabathoana
Lesotho to Mark 60 Years of Archbishop Mabathoana’s Legacy Read Post »
Archbishop Siegfried Mandlenkosi Jwara CMM’s call to shepherd the Archdiocese of Durban is deeply connected to a simple conviction: “the
Archbishop Jwara: I Hope to Build a Church Where All Belong Read Post »
The team responsible for the Neocatechumenal Way in Southern Africa recently met with Archbishop Dabula Anthony Mpako of Pretoria for
Neocatechumenal Way Meets Archbishop of Pretoria Read Post »
The Lesotho Catholic Bishops Conference was represented at the inaugural Catholic Education conference held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, by Archbishop
Lesotho at SECAM meeting on African Catholic Education Read Post »
Kati Dijane reporting from Kigali, Rwanda – More than 300 participants and guests gathered at St Michael Cathedral in Kigali
Cardinal Kambanda: Let Christ’s light guide the digital world Read Post »
The spiritual leadership of bishops is vital for the growth and strengthening of the church in Southern Africa. New bishops
Supporting New Bishops in Southern Africa Read Post »
When Pope Leo XIV appointed Monsignor Motlatsi Meshack Phomane as the next bishop of the Diocese of Bethlehem on 14
Bishop-Elect Motlatsi Phomane embraces his new mission Read Post »