“We will continue with the activities that have been planned like meetings and other preparations,” Archbishop Ameyu told journalists
“We will continue with the activities that have been planned like meetings and other preparations,” Archbishop Ameyu told journalists
“I had no school fees for further studies. My mother is a widow; survived by 3 children (2 boys and 1 girl) and who struggles to make ends meet, thus, quality education is a luxury; of which few can afford”
“Synodality”, from the Greek, means to “journey together” and the point of synodality is to converse together in order to discern, not the will of a democratic assembly, but rather the will of the Holy Spirit for the people of God.
The Holy See Press Office announces that Pope Francis is postponing his Apostolic Journey to the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan, which was originally scheduled for early July.
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Agnes did not go to school herself but she works hard to see that her grandchildren have the opportunity to go.
The Catholic Diocese of Rumbek in South Sudan is organizing a 400-km walk involving young people to participate in the ecumenical visit that is part of Pope Francis’ two-African-nation pastoral visit.
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The Vatican releases the official programme of Pope Francis’ 37th Apostolic Journey abroad, which takes him to the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan from 2 to 7 July.
Christian Women in South Sudan who are members of the Sudan Council of Churches National Women Coordination desk (SSCC) are taking part in a three-day spiritual retreat with a focus on the planned ecumenical visit to the East-Central African nation.