Civilians in Cameroon continue to bear the cost of war and deep political tension. Many believers hope the Church’s moral authority can help open a path toward reconciliation and peace.
Holy Father @Pontifex, your call for conscience in times of conflict is powerful. As you visit Cameroon, faithful hope publicly name the war between government forces and separatists & the electoral tensions, & publicly offer the Vatican’s readiness to mediate and bring peace.
The Sacrament of Reconciliation restores our unity with God through the forgiveness of sins and the infusion of sanctifying grace. This generates the inner unity of the person and unity with the Church. It fosters peace and unity within the human family. One might ask: do those Christians who bear serious responsibility in armed conflicts have the humility and courage to make a serious examination of conscience and to go to confession?
The Coalition for Dialogue and Negotiations, invites you to our webinar Series No. 3.
Follow this link to register to join our webinar on Saturday August 23rd.
Topic: Youth Agency and Political Change
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@chinson_dr@PR_Paul_BIYA@diplocam_minrex Could this be said when he was alive and actively leading the charge?
When Kamto is no more and another person replaces him in leading the charge, he will surely be the hero Chairman is today! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Paul Nantulya, Researcher at the Africa Center for Strategic Studies explores why China is increasing her footprints in Africa and why Africa needs to actively develop the continent. Watch below:
https://t.co/5TqVeASZhj
@magattew I am wondering how we can encourage a change of mindset regarding educational choices while working hard to change the policy and regulatory landscape.