« To live the Palms is already to enter freely into the sacrificial process of Christ: “My life no one takes it but it is I who give it” (John 10,18).» Every year the liturgy of the so-called “holy” week begins with the Feast of Palms. A feast that recalls those
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Jesuit Scholastics of Université Loyola du Congo, Faculté de Philosophie undergo AHAPPY training of Trainers
On 10th March 2022, 35 students from the Faculty of Philosophy of the Université Loyola du Congo in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, including one lay man underwent the AJAN HIV and AIDS Prevention Program for Youth (AHAPPY). The training happened at Kimwenza in Kinshasa and lasted 3 days
REFLECTION OF CAREME 2022 (1st Sunday Lent, March 6, 2022) Dt 26, 4-10 Ps 90 Rom 10, 8-13 LK 4,1-13
Lent, revolution of our relations with God and others Since Ash Wednesday, we have entered a new Lent. A period of preparation for the celebration of the Easter mystery: passion, death and resurrection of Christ. The Christian at baptism undertakes to follow the risen Christ and with him to become
AJAN and Catholic Prison Chaplaincy assess ongoing partnership and plan for 2022.
On 16th February 2022, the African Jesuit AIDS Network, and the Catholic Chaplaincy in Nairobi -Kenya held a meeting to review their collaboration thus far and plan for the year. AJAN has been undertaking training of catechist officers, juvenile prisoners, and prison officers since the beginning of 2018. About 30
AHAPPY Generation Program maintains momentum with ongoing School Visits
As part of the ongoing visits to partner schools in the AHAPPY generation program, on Wednesday 16 February 2022 Jesuit Urumuri Centre (JUC) in Rwanda Assistant Director Mr. Pierre Nyandwi, SJ this time headed to Groupe Scolaire St. Vincent Pallotti Gikondo, Groupe Scolaire Gahanga1 and Groupe Scolaire Karembure to assess
Kisangani: The Maisha center raises awareness on sanitation at the Limanga
N’se market in Mangobo
The vendors of the Limanga N’se market, located in the town of Mangobo in Kisangani,were sensitized this Saturday, February 12, 2022 on environmental sanitation to fightagainst covid-19 disease and diseases related to environment under the theme “Ahealthy body in a healthy environment”.This activity took place at the Limanga N’se market
Proper preparation is necessary in guiding the youth to ‘see all things new in Christ’
Bringing out the best of one’s God-given potential is one important way of doing justice to our loving God. Every one of us has capacity to do good, to perform brilliantly and to live purposefully. Youth is a period when a human being has the wherewithal to bring out the
JUC relaunches the AHAPPY Generation Program
Jesuit Urumuri Centre has re-launched the AJAN HIV&AIDS prevention program for the youth during an occasion marked by gathering the AHAPPY generation mentors for a refresher training on the program at the premises of JUC. The AHAPPY program was initially launched in 2019 and was implemented in Rwanda to combat school drop-outs
The Arrupe Madagascar Center (CA MDG)- The AJAN Impact stories project
Vision “A fairer society, a more viable world and a more livable environment”. Mission Promote the search for lasting solutions to the problems of Malagasy society, in favor of and with the poor, in the economic, political, socio-cultural, ecological and religious dimensions. Values FEFIE : Faith – Commitment – Fraternity
CENTRE MAISHA, CHALLENGES YOUNG PEOPLE TO ALLOW GOD, NOT THE CHANGING WORLD, TO CHANGE THEM
On Wednesday, December 22, 2021, the large Christ Roi parish hall of Mangobo in Kisangani welcomed students from 3th, 4th, 5th and 6th classes of the humanities of St Ignatius College for a video-forum organized by the Director of the Maïsha Center as part of the Ignatian Jubilee Year. The
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