Nigeria: Catholic priests and the legality of partisan politics
Despite the clear separation of Church and State with the canonical prohibition of Catholic priests to be involved in partisan…
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Pope Leo: Digital Innovation Cannot Be at the Expense of Human Dignity
In his 60th World Communication’s Day Message for 2026, Pope Leo calls for the protection of human dignity (voices and faces) amid technological advancements such as Artificial Intelligence
CAN pays glowing tributes to late Plateau Imam Abubakar, who saved 262 Christians from Fulani attackers
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has paid glowing tributes to a renowned and globally celebrated Islamic cleric, Imam Abdullahi Abubakar, who sheltered 262 Christians who came under heavy attack in 2018 by armed Fulani herdsmen in the Barkin-Ladi local government area of Plateau State, north-central Nigeria.
Palestine: Bishops of Europe, North America call for “a two-state solution”
Catholic Bishops from Europe and North America have made a strong case for upholding human rights within Israeli and Palestinian society, urging all parties in the region to embrace dialogue and reconciliation.
“Religion was a central force, shaping every facet of our lives” – The Ellen McBride Story
In an interview with our Editor-In-Chief, Justine John Dyikuk, Ellen McBride shared insights about her Irish heritage, discussing her journey in balancing her commitment to serving both God and humanity as a Lecturer, Catechists and community mobiliser.
“We must welcome African priests with open arms,” says a veteran UK teacher reflecting on her Irish roots
Ellen McBride, veteran Catechist, educator, and author, makes a case for reverse mission, stressing, “We must be grateful to and welcome African priests with open arms.”
“This land is for everyone who lives here,” Archbishop Nolan says during Gaza trip
The Catholic Archbishop of Glasgow, Most Rev. William Nolan, has drawn the attention of the international community to come to the aid of victims of conflict in Gaza.
Nigeria: Security analyst blames terrorism on lack of arrest, political will
A security expert has indicated that the government is winning the war on terror because of a lack of political will to ensure legislation.
CAN insists 177 Christians were kidnapped in Kaduna, calls out the government’s cover-up
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has repudiated the cover-up by the Kaduna state government and the Nigerian police, regarding the recent abduction of Christians in the state by unknown gunmen.
Lapsed or Culturally Catholic? Reconciling others to God
Jesus’ heart, which was pierced with a lance (cf. John 19:34), overflows with boundless mercy and graces, a theme central to St. Maria Faustina’s message of divine mercy. Inspired by the theme “The Message of Mercy for Today’s World,” this article suggests concrete ways of getting our brothers and sisters back to the family of God.
