Imam Abdullah Abubakar: The Times and Legacies of an Icon of Peace
known for heroically saving dozens of Christians from being attacked by suspected Fulani militia, is remembered as an icon of peace and integrity.
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“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.
“Data doesn’t lie”: US filmmaker, evangelist and activist tackles Nigerian gov’t over Christian genocide cover-up
Over 50,000 Christians killed in Nigeria in 5 years, American Activist Judd Saul alleges
Backs data with Nigeria Terror Tracker Map technology
Urges the US Congress and media to act fast
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.
From Africa to Eriskay: A Catholic Priest in “Am Politician?”
As the wee Loganair jet we boarded to Griminish started descending into Benbecula airport located near the MOD Hebrides (Congreve House) military facility, after 55 minutes from Glasgow, I could see a panoramic view of hills and valleys.
I remain traumatised, without material or mental support,” – Christian Lady sold out twice by Boko Haram cries out
Left to nurse their wounds and wallow in trauma, most victims of the Jamā’at Ahl as-Sunnah lid-Da’wah wa’l-Jihād (JAS) sect, popularly known as Boko Haram, across northeastern Nigeria, often laud the tireless efforts of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) while decrying the government’s negligence towards their plight.
Declining Vocations: How Europe can get its groove back
This feature raises alarm over the dwindling numbers of those enrolling in seminaries, novitiates, and young people attending Holy Mass in Europe, stressing that the empty pews are a metaphor for a Church in need of oxygen.
Beyond Conflict: Islamic cleric builds a free School for Boko Haram’s survivors, champions radical inclusion
Reports from late 2025 and early 2026 underline that while mass abductions by terrorist groups like Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) persist, local religious leaders have remained critical voices for negotiation and restorative justice.
