Notre réflexion pour le deuxième semaine de Carême vient du Père Jacquineau Azetsop SJ du Cameroun. Il réfléchit sur la deuxième lecture (2 Tm 1, 8b-10) et l’Évangile (Mt 17, 1-9) du deuxième Dimanche de Carême, le 16 mars. Timothée était le représentant de Paul à Éphèse. C’était un jeune
Lent Reflection Articles
No to stigmatization and yes to love beyond boundaries: the transfiguration of Jesus as a call to self-transcendence
Our reflection for the second week of Lent, 16 – 22 March, comes from Fr Jacquineau Azetsop SJ from Cameroon. He reflects on the second reading (2 Tm 1:8b-10) and Gospel (Mt 17:1-9) of the second Sunday of Lent, 16 March. Timothy is the representative of Paul at Ephesus. He
« Quiconque aime… connaît Dieu »
Notre réflexion pour la première semaine de Carême est écrit par Danielle Vella, AJAN « Aimons nous les uns les autres; car l’amour est de Dieu, et quiconque aime est né de Dieu et connaît Dieu. Celui qui n’aime pas n’a pas connu Dieu, car Dieu est amour. » 1
“Those who love… know God”
The reflection for the first week of Lent is written by Danielle Vella of AJAN. “Let us love one another, because love is from God; everyone who loves is born of God and knows God. Whoever does not love does not know God, for God is love.” – 1 Jn
Être un ambassadeur du Christ
Notre première réflexion pour le Carême 2014, pour Mercredi des Cendres, est écrit par le Père Michael J. Kelly SJ, un célèbre écrivain, conférencier et chercheur sur le VIH/SIDA. La deuxième lecture du Mercredi des Cendres nous dit que « nous sommes les ambassadeurs du Christ » (2Cor 5, 20).
AJAN Lenten Reflections 2014
Being an ambassador for Christ Our first reflection for Lent 2014, to mark Ash Wednesday, is written by Fr Michael J. Kelly SJ, a well-known writer, speaker and researcher on HIV/AIDS and its interplay with education and social justice issues in sub-Saharan Africa. The Second Reading for Ash Wednesday tells
AJAN Lenten & Easter reflections 2013
To read the reflection of Easter Sunday, please go here. To read the reflection of Good Friday, please go here. To read the reflection of the sixth week of Lent, please go here. To read the reflection of the fifth week of Lent, please go here. To read the reflection
Not just a medical problem
Before coming to Kenya, I thought I knew enough about AIDS especially since I had just finished studying for, taking, and passing my recertification examination in internal medicine. I knew about HIV and its effects on the immune system leading to opportunistic infections and cancers. I knew how it is
Putting Christian love to the test
“The spirituality underlying our ministry is the conviction that AIDS is not just a medical problem for us as pastors. Its prevention and treatment, as well as the human and spiritual accompaniment of sick people, pose a pastoral problem too. The presence of AIDS in the Church community demands that
Integral development and justice
“HIV/AIDS is a pandemic, together with malaria and tuberculosis, which is decimating African populations and severely damaging their economic and social life. It is not to be looked at as either a medical-pharmaceutical problem or solely as an issue of a change in human behaviour. It is truly an issue
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