Reflection for the first Sunday of Lent (Gn 9: 8-15; Ps 25:4-9; 1P 3:18-22; Mc 1:12-15) Fr. Charles AGBESSI,SJ Centre Espérance Loyola – Lomé, TOGO After Ash Wednesday that has opened us to the Lenten season, here comes the first Sunday of Lent. Lent season is a liturgical period that
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2018 Ash Wednesday
“Now is the favourable time; this is the day of salvation :… turn to the Lord your God again…” Joël 2,12-18; 2 Co 5,20-6,2; Mt 6,1-6.16-18 ….Come back to me with all your heart, fasting, weeping, mourning… Fr Jean Charles Kubanabantu, SJ, AJAN, Nairobi, Kenya. The readings and the liturgy
Burundi: What is the most important thing?
The Service Yezu Mwiza (SYM) came as an offshoot of a former AIDS project of the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) in Burundi. Now, as a project of the Jesuit Region of Rwanda-Burundi, we are celebrating 10 years of service, accompaniment and life in the midst of people living with HIV…
From death to life
My name is Peter. I am an alumnus of this university. I have been living with HIV for the last 17 years and I am still going strong… Read more
All you need is love
I am Rodah, I got to know AJAN 10 years ago. I met AJAN at a time when I needed help and when my family and the community, where I was living, had already neglected and rejected me. Read more…
AJANews March/April 2019
Here are the links on stories covered in the month of February and March, 2019: Pray with Pope Francis Anywhere, Everywhere and Anytime Stand in prayer solidarity with the vulnerable population of Venezuela A powerful story in the fight against HIV and AIDS: AHAPPY programme in Gulu,
Burundi: What is the most important thing?
The Service Yezu Mwiza (SYM) came as an offshoot of a former AIDS project of the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) in Burundi. Now, as a project of the Jesuit Region of Rwanda-Burundi, we are celebrating 10 years of service, accompaniment, and life in the midst of people living with HIV. Our
Burundi: What is the most important thing?
The Service Yezu Mwiza (SYM) came as an offshoot of a former AIDS project of the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) in Burundi. Now, as a project of the Jesuit Region of Rwanda-Burundi, we are celebrating 10 years of service, accompaniment and life in the midst of people living with HIV. Our
From death to life
My name is Peter. I am an alumnus of this university [Hekima College, Nairobi]. I have been living with HIV for the last 17 years and I am still going strong. How did I come to AJAN? In 2007, I went to an Ignatian Encounter, in preparation for the World
All you need is love
I am Rodah, I got to know AJAN 10 years ago. I met AJAN at a time when I needed help and when my family and the community, where I was living, had already neglected and rejected me because of my HIV status. I needed a shoulder to cry on.
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