“Solidarity is love crossing the borders drawn by self-centrism, in order to enter into the situation of the other, for the purpose of mutual relationship and struggle that heals us all and enacts God’s beloved community.”
The Catholic Bishops and Ordinaries of South Sudan and Sudan have called on the faithful to seize the spiritual moment of Easter celebrations for renewal and to pray and meditate on the forthcoming visit of Pope Francis in July.
We are happy to share with you “Thriving”, the last poem written by Fr. Mike Bassano, who cares for the people in the IDP camp in Malakal.
We are happy to share with you the last Newsletter from STTC!
The Catholic Archbishop of Juba in South Sudan has said “the Church is satisfied with” the government’s preparations to welcome Pope Francis in his planned maiden Apostolic visit to the East-Central African nation in July.
Archbishop Hubertus Matheus Maria van Megan, the Apostolic Nuncio to Kenya and South Sudan, says Pope Francis’ visit to South Sudan on 5-7 July is part of a continuous effort to promote peace among the country’s rival parties.
The bishop of the diocese of Rumbek expresses joy for the forthcoming July visit of Pope Francis to the East African country, saying that “it will be of great encouragement also for the local Church engaged in the long process of reconciliation”
“Christian lives his faith and his vocation as a missionary with sincere earnestness and love for humans.” These are some of the words of Br Gregor Schmidt telling of Father Christian Carlassare and the significant day dedicated to his consecration.
“I would have not become who I am today if it wasn’t because for your generous support. I promise to give back to society, by doing my best to any service assigned to me by CHTI.”
“I pray that all may be one” is the motto that will accompany the Pope’s Apostolic Journey from 5 to 7 July in Juba, South Sudan.
