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New priests’ council in South Africa lauded for fostering collaboration with bishops (opens the original)
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The meeting highlighted the need to strengthen the bond between bishops and priests as well as among priests themselves. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — The new Council of Priests (COP) of the Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference has been lauded for fostering collaboration between its members and bishops and promoting a synodal approach to addressing issues affecting the priesthood. Speaking to ACI Africa, the sister service of EWTN News in Africa, in an interview at the council’s first st
Mother Teresa documentary premieres in Kolkata on her feast day (opens the original)
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“Mother Teresa – Prophet of Compassion” premiered Sept. 5 in Kolkata, India, drawing more than 200 people, including dozens of Missionaries of Charity (MC) nuns, and novices. An international documentary tracing the life, legacy, and “prophetic path of compassion” of St. Teresa of Kolkata premiered Saturday on her feast day in Kolkata, India, drawing more than 200 people, including dozens of Missionaries of Charity (MC) nuns and novices. “Mother Teresa – Prophet of Compassion,” produced by journ
2 Carmelites Survive Ambush On Highway Where Bandits Killed Catholic Sisters in South Sudan (opens the original)
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The sisters were traveling from Torit toward Juba on Aug. 300 when their vehicle came under attack. TORIT, South Sudan — Two members of the Order of Discalced Carmelites serving in South Sudan’s Diocese of Torit have survived an ambush by armed bandits along the Juba-Torit highway five years after two sisters of the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus were killed by armed men on the same route. According to local Catholic media, the sisters, identified as Sister Helen and Sister Ansa
Catholic Priest Sentenced to 31 Years in Prison for Murder, Attempted Murder, in Uganda (opens the original)
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Father Dominic Alinga pleaded guilty to the murder of a Uganda Revenue Authority official and the attempted murder of man who tried to help before confessing to another priest and turning himself in. KAMPALA, Uganda — A Catholic priest previously suspended in Uganda has been sentenced to 31 years in prison after pleading guilty to the murder of a Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) official and the attempted murder of a man who tried to help, bringing to a close a criminal case that has drawn widespr
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