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Mission Diary. Fr. Guerlain-Joachim: To promote close pastoral care

Father Guerlain-Joachim Biseka, from the Democratic Republic of Congo, reflects on the missionary experience in a different context. Two years ago, I arrived in Costa Rica, Central America. I was assigned to the parish of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal, located in the southwest of San Jose, the country’s capital. They have asked me […]

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The world is entering an era of instability

According to the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), the world has entered a more dangerous period in the last twelve months, with increased tensions and conflict reshaping the global defence-industrial landscape. Data published in the new The IISS Military Balance 2024 shows how countries are reshaping their equipment and spending plans and how their

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Oral Literature. How God created Kamuriu similar to Himself

In the beginning, Nyambe, the creator of the world, lived on Earth with his wife Nasilele. At that time, the world was empty and deserted. There was only land surrounded by water. After many, many years spent alone, walking alone, singing alone and eating alone, Nasilele became bored with her loneliness and, one day, said

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France. Sowing Hope in the Suburbs of Marseille

In the northern districts of Marseille, a drug trafficking stronghold, people grow up surrounded by marginalization and violence. Here, some Catholic groups have chosen to share life with the residents, almost all of whom are Muslim, to create a brotherhood and promote development. To access the city of Campagne-Lévêque, with its ochre public housing blocks,

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