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Nigerian missionary oblate, doctoral student, theologian, research assistant, and part-time professor at Saint Paul University in Ottawa.
With over eight years of missionary experience among the Innu First Nation in Quebec, he explores how Indigenous wisdom, postcolonial identity, and storytelling can renew theology and mission. His work seeks to listen deeply to the Echoes of the Spirit from the Forest and in “all our relations.”
22 stories
Jeanne-Marie Abanda rappelle avec force que la RDC a urgemment besoin de paix pour se reconstruire, protéger le bassin du Congo et redonner espoir à son...
Fr. Lawrence Chukwunweike Emehel of the Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria shares how the Church is navigating rising religious and ethnic tensions through dialogue, peacebuilding, and interfaith...
Fr. Emehel speaks with Voice Afrique about Nigeria’s mounting religious tensions, the pain of targeted violence, and the enduring necessity of dialogue in a fragile nation.
In a world marked by conflict and humanitarian fatigue, the story of one priest from Sierra Leone reminds us that faith can still rebuild nations, one...
On October 3, 2025, Boko Haram fighters overran the Nigerian border town of Kirawa. They set fire to homes, a military barracks, and the palace of...
Nigeria at 65 reflects Africa’s hopes and wounds. This VoiceAfrique op-ed explores independence, insecurity, and the Church’s prophetic role..
On September 19, 2025, Fr. Matthew Eya, a young priest of the Diocese of Nsukka in Enugu State, was ambushed while returning from a pastoral assignment....
This past Sunday, as we celebrated the Triumph of the Cross, many in our pews were singing of victory. But in the hills of Africa, many...
❝ This gives me great hope, not only for Africa, but for the future of the Church throughout the world.” , Fr. Dowling The III PACTPAN...
Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire – August 09, 2025 The Church in Africa, through the voices of the members of the Pan-African Catholic Theology and Pastoral Network, has...
