On 9 July 2026, South Sudan marks fifteen years of independence, an anniversary that tells a story of extraordinary resilience and a future that is still being built, day by day.
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On 9 July 2026, South Sudan marks fifteen years of independence, an anniversary that tells a story of extraordinary resilience and a future that is still being built, day by day.
Today we honour the beauty of consecrated life and its prophetic mission alongside those most in need.
We invite you to read a substantial article by our Executive Director, Father Hyacinthe Loua, SJ, on how peace and reconciliation are urgent needs in South Sudan and one of the fundamental objectives of Solidarity’s inter-congregational mission.
“Independence is not a destination. It is a journey. A journey we must walk together—with hope, with patience, and with determination”.
Solidarity with South Sudan, through its Executive Director Fr. Hyacinthe Loua, SJ, mourns the loss of Pope Francis.
“May this Lenten season bear fruit in our hearts, in our families, in our Church, and our nations. May the light of Christ’s resurrection shine upon the Sudan and South Sudan, guiding us toward a future of peace and sustainable development.”
Let’s celebrate the World Humanitarian Day together!
“Eid al-Fitr represents the time of celebration, unity and gratitude”
Bishop Christian Carlassare of Rumbek notes how the people bear witness to great solidarity, explaining that “the Pope’s visit has brought countless fruits”.
“Perhaps we have to learn to take comfort from our small successes, the seeds of hope and new life that we plant every day.”