20 March 2013 – “Don’t forget the poor!” This was the first piece of advice Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio heard when he was elected pope. The words spoken by his good friend, the Archbishop Emeritus of São Paolo, Cardinal Claudio Hummes, prompted the new pope to think about St Francis
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Jésus, Plénitude de la Loi, Source et Finalité de tout Jugement Moral
Notre réflexion pour la troisième semaine du Carême est écrite par le père Désiré Yamuremye SJ, directeur du ServiceYezu Mwiza (SYM) à Burundi, un programme qui offre des services de soins et de prévention VIH / SIDA complets. Dans les lectures d’aujourd’hui, aumoins dans la seconde et Evangile du jour,
Jesus, fullness of the law, source and finality of all moral judgment
Our reflection for the third week of Lent is written by Fr Désiré Yamuremye SJ, director of Service Yezu Mwiza (SYM) in Burundi, a program that offers comprehensive HIV and AIDS care and prevention services. In today’s readings, one word crops up repeatedly: signs. I don’t propose to go into
Renewing our commitment to “a faith that does justice”
6 March – AIDS is first and foremost an urgent challenge to social justice rather than a merely medical problem… Read more
AJAN: Creating safe spaces for people with HIV
6 March 2015 – The Jesuit parish of St Joseph the Worker in Kangemi, on the outskirts of Nairobi, runs the Uzima program for people living with HIV. Uzima has 45 men and 67 women in support groups… Read more
Kenya: Religious leaders meet PLWH to take joint action against stigma
6 March 2015 – People living with HIV in Kenya are still subject to high levels of stigma and some still shun treatment as a result. A national survey based on “lived experiences” rated stigma and discrimination in Kenya at 45%… Read more
AJANews 138 – February 2015
Renewing our commitment to “a faith that does justice” – AIDS is first and foremost an urgent challenge to social justice rather than a merely medical problem… Read more Kenya: National dialogue pledges joint action against stigma – People living with HIV in Kenya are still subject to high levels
Renewing our commitment to “a faith that does justice”
AIDS is first and foremost an urgent challenge to social justice rather than a merely medical problem. This was the main message of the director of AJAN, Fr Paterne Mombe SJ, to Jesuits gathered in Nairobi from 18 to 22 February for a seminar on justice. The Jesuit Africa Social
Kenya: Creating safe spaces for people with HIV
The Jesuit parish of St Joseph the Worker in Kangemi, on the outskirts of Nairobi, runs the Uzima program for people living with HIV. Uzima has 45 men and 67 women in support groups. They come together to share experiences and to encourage each other in support groups. After hearing
Kenya: National dialogue pledges joint action against stigma
People living with HIV in Kenya are still subject to high levels of stigma and some still shun treatment as a result. A national survey based on “lived experiences” rated stigma and discrimination in Kenya at 45%. The findings of the stigma index study were presented during a national dialogue
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