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This is not the moment for fancy robes or church politics. This is the moment for truth and compassion. Jesus always stood with: the weak, the broken, the oppressed, the people who had no voice, The Church must do the same today. By Prof Louis Mbua The Independentist contributor This message is not an attack.
Archbishop Andrew Nkea: represents a broader dilemma faced by the Catholic Church in Cameroon. On one hand, it seeks to protect its institutions and faithful under a government intolerant to open criticism. By The Independentist Religious Correspondent The conflict in Ambazonia has placed every leader — political, civic, and religious — before difficult moral choices.
L’archevêque Samuel Kleda (en blanc) dit la vérité au pouvoir, l’archevêque Andrew Nkea (en noire)est prudent à l’extrême Par Clarise Fonkwa, The Independentist Dans une lettre pastorale rare et sans concession, l’archevêque Samuel Kleda dénonce la corruption endémique du Cameroun, la fraude électorale et le conflit non résolu avec l’Ambazonie — révélant au grand jour
Archbishop Samuel Kleda(in white) speaks truth to power, while Archbishop Andrew Nkea(in pink) is cautious to a falt. By Clarise Fonkwa, The Independentist In a rare and unflinching pastoral letter, Archbishop Samuel Kleda denounces Cameroon’s entrenched corruption, electoral fraud, and the unresolved Ambazonia conflict—laying bare a nation in moral collapse. Archbishop Andrew Nkea’s cautious approach
Pope Leo XIV, calls for Humaniterian aid to be allowed into war torn Gaza. “I renew my appeal to allow the entry of dignified humanitarian aid and to put an end to the hostilities, whose heartbreaking price is paid by the children, elderly and the sick,” the first American pope declared. The Chicago-born Pope Leo
Pope Leo XIV, denounces marginalisation and exploitation of the human person; vows to work for unity.. Ten days after his election as head of the Catholic Church, Pope Leo XIV has celebrated the inaugural Mass of his pontificate this Sunday May 18th 2025 at the Vatican, denouncing marginalisation and exploitation of man by man. It
It is not specified how much time it should take after a Papal conclave for a Pope, to take command of the church, but the official authority over the church is given every pope at the Papal Inuagural mass, which is the event that marks the official start of the Pope’s term. For example, this
Even before his name was announced from the balcony of St Peter’s Basilica, the crowds below were chanting “Viva il Papa” – Long live the Pope. Robert Francis Prevost, 69, has become the 267th occupant of the throne of St Peter and he will be known as Leo XIV. He is the first American to
Some 133 cardinals from 70 different countries have begun meditions at the sistine chapel in the Vatican that will end up in the election of the a new pontif of the Roman catholic church. In a ritual dating back to medieval times, the 133 cardinal electors walked slowly into the chapel before taking an oath
Cameroon is “desperately in need of the best of Catholic education today” due to a collapse of morals in schools and society, according the Secretary General of the country’s bishops conference. Monsignor Paul Nyaga was speaking Thursday at the start of a two-day event that brought together Catholic school Principals and Catholic Education Secretaries to
