Adire, the popular indigo-dyed Yoruba fabric
Today, we take you to Nigeria to discover a cotton cloth dyed using a technique common among the Yoruba people: adire. Fabrics made using the
Oral Literature. Why does a dog wag its tail?
One day, God appeared among the jungle animals, carrying a clay jar. He walked cautiously to a cave, placed the container on top of a
Libya. Fezzan. A window of the soul
Amid golden dunes, rock carvings, and salt lakes, journey into the heart of the Libyan Sahara: a “window to the soul.” The heart of Libya’s
Frontier Church/Kyrgyzstan. A geography of hearts, minds, and souls to be rediscovered.
Leading a small Christian community in Kyrgyzstan, Mons. Anthony Corcoran, apostolic administrator of the Central Asian country, says: “I discovered their extraordinary testimony, the strength
DR Congo. “I’m going to break the stone.”
“After spending over two decades in Italy, despite my 78 years of age and the loss of my vocal cords due to cancer in 2000,
Uganda, discovering traditional barkcloth.
Our journey into the world of traditional African textiles continues. Today, we take you to Uganda to discover one of the continent’s oldest textiles: barkcloth,