In Nairobi, Women Theologians Are Writing a New Page of Global Church History

NAIROBI – At a landmark gathering in Nairobi, African women theologians are charting a bold path for the global Church. The Second African Women Theologians Conference has convened voices from across the continent and beyond, carrying a clear message: for the Church to embody true synodality, it must listen to and walk with the voices of women, especially in Africa,…

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Seeds of Peace and Hope: Celebrating the Season of Creation

In his message for the 2025 World Day of Prayer for Creation, Pope Leo XIV calls Christians to unite under the theme “Seeds of Peace and Hope.” He reminds us that “together with prayer, determination and concrete actions are necessary if this ‘caress of God’ is to become visible to our world.” This Season of Creation, he urges, is more…

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A Global Synodal Awakening: Women at the Center of Renewal

Listen closely. A new sound is emerging from the heart of the Catholic Church. It’s the sound of a quiet revolution—not of protest, but of profound, dialogue-driven transformation. This is the spirit of synodality in action. As the global Church learns to walk together, it is discovering who is essential to leading that journey: women, whose theological, spiritual, and pastoral…

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Africa’s Gen Z Catholics: A Summon to Be Prophetic Witness to the Catholic Faith to Their Peers in the Global Catholic Church

Though there is no exact statistic for the percentage of Africa’s Catholic Gen Z population, a recent survey published by Bible Society shows that “young adults aged 18-34 are among those newly drawn to Christian beliefs after years of declining congregations.” Also, the Vatican noted that “Africa added the greatest number of Catholics in 2021 out of all the continents.”…

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Canon Law as a Response of Hope for African Renewal

❝ Canon Law is not a weapon; it is a response of hope,” — Ernest B.O. Okonkwo Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire At the heart of the III PACTPAN Congress, held at the University of Abidjan, a powerful message resonated through the halls: Canon Law must evolve—not as a rigid set of rules, but as a living response to the hopes and…

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African Catholic Press Launched at the III PACTPAN Congress in Abidjan

❝ AfriCaP is committed to planting the seeds of faith by telling the stories of Catholicism on the African continent and amplifying the voices from the peripheries,” — Fr. Dr. Ikenna Okafor Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire The III Congress of the Pan-African Catholic Theology and Pastoral Network (PACTPAN), held in Abidjan, marked a historic moment for African theological scholarship with the…

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A Clarion Call to Conscience: Tanzania’s Youth Forge a New Path

From the heart of Mbeya, a profound and urgent call has been made. The 6th National Congress of Catholic Young Workers (VIWAWA), held at the Catholic University of Mbeya (CUoM), was much more than a gathering; it was a defining moment where over 4,200 young Tanzanians stood at a crossroads for their nation. On August 20, 2025, Archbishop Gervas Nyaisonga…

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