US Marianite sister kidnapped by armed men from her convent in Burkina Faso
AT least 10 armed men abducted United States Marianite Sister Suellen Tennyson, 83, from her convent in Yalgo, Burkina Faso, ...
AT least 10 armed men abducted United States Marianite Sister Suellen Tennyson, 83, from her convent in Yalgo, Burkina Faso, ...
New hope: Stephen Kamal and his son Donovan with the first shipment of 30,000 books bound for Africa. Photo: Jen ...
Joyful: St James College student and refugee Axel Dushime has reason to smile in Refugee Week. Photo: ...
Disaster: People walk down a flooded road next to buildings damaged by Cyclone Idai in Beira, Mozambique, March 17, in ...
Change needed: Nigeria's Bishops have called for a Mass in every diocese and a staged peaceful ...
Murders: A woman carries a child through a camp in the state of Benue, Nigeria, on ...
Car for Guinea: Mabel Saah with the car she is giving to her son to help ...
Fresh start: Some of the children being helped in Malawi by Brisbane chairty Project Kindy. Photo: ...
Overseas help: Caritas Australia chief executive officer Paul O’Callaghan visiting Kitui, Kenya, where he met communities and families impacted by ...
Committed mother: Project Kindy founder Donna Power said she will raise money to feed children in ...
Helping hand: Paul Fyfe, centre, with locals in Masaka, Uganda.WHEN Sue Fyfe compiled a scrapbook to mark ...
Offering hope: Dorice Livingstone (left) and Gemma Sisia will visit Australia this month.GEMMA Sisia was a ...
International partnership: Bishop Lucius Ugorji of Umuahia, Nigeria, and Archbishop Mark Coleridge signing the new Memorandum ...
Feeling relief: Fr Stephen Kumyangi, who was among thousands who fled a parish community in South ...
Historic visit: A poster showing Pope Francis is seen among the crowd before the pope's meeting ...
AFRICAN bishops including Cardinal Wilifred Napier of Durban, have reaffirmed the Church's doctrines on marriage and family and say "anti-God ...
Ketty and Pedro De Rezende of Brazil attend a media briefing following a session of the ...
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