In Nigeria, Persecution Surges while Faith Increases
Nigerian Mass attendance is one of the highest in the world in a country where thousands of Christians have been targeted and killed in recent years.
Read MoreNigerian Mass attendance is one of the highest in the world in a country where thousands of Christians have been targeted and killed in recent years.
Read MoreAs Consolata Father Josiah K’Okal is remembered for his legacy of service to the Warao people, human rights groups demand an investigation into his death.
Read MoreAdvocates call for an immediate start of the Loss and Damage Fund to assist poor countries in mitigating the damage of climate change.
Read MoreThomas Gould writes on how Climate change can be costly and often leaves damage affecting those who contribute the least to causing it.
Read MoreA Maryknoll priest reflects on the acts of compassion for those considered “the least” in this week’s Scripture reflection.
Read MoreClimate change causes flooding in East Africa, where Catholics and Church leaders look to the upcoming COP28 meetings for concrete solutions.
Read MoreReturned Maryknoll Lay Missioner Susan Nagele remembers Bishop Paride Taban of Torit, South Sudan, as a wise and compassionate Church leader with a vision for peace in a war-torn country.
Read MoreArchbishop Marcel Utembi Tapa of Kisangani says that over two decades of peacekeeping have not brought the desired result of peace to the Congo.
Read MoreAs the death toll rises, due to massive flooding in Libya, Church and world leaders express sorrow and organize humanitarian aid.
Read MoreIn the context of a refugee camp under strict pandemic restrictions, a Maryknoll priest reflects about how to bring Eucharist to everyone.
Read MoreUgandan Church leaders organize efforts to stop the trafficking of Ugandans, notably women and girls, in the Middle East.
Read MoreA Maryknoll lay missioner serving in South Sudan reflects on the Mass readings for the Third Sunday of Easter.
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