2 April 2014 – There were a dozen or so people, mostly women and children, crammed into the rundown room in Pissy, a neighbourhood of Ouagadougou. They were in a poor state; the room didn’t even have a door or windows. Their families had rejected them because they had HIV.
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L’honnêteté et la reconnaissance
Notre réflexion pour la quatrième semaine du Carême (30 mars) est écrite par le père Ted Rogers SJ. Le Père Ted est un Jésuite britannique qui a passé des décennies à témoigner du changement social au Zimbabwe. Parmi ses nombreuses réalisations est sa réponse visionnaire à la crise du SIDA
Honesty and acknowledgment
Our reflection for the fourth week of Lent (30 March – 5 April) is written by Fr Ted Rogers SJ. Fr Ted is a British Jesuit who spent decades pioneering social change in Zimbabwe. Among his many achievements is his visionary response to the AIDS crisis in this country. He
AJANews 128 – March 2014
Burkina Faso: New centre for AIDS association – There were a dozen or so people, mostly women and children, crammed into the rundown room in Pissy, a neighbourhood of Ouagadougou. They were in a poor state; the room didn’t even have a door or windows to keep out bad weather…
Burundi: SYM helping flood victims
The Service Yezu Mwiza (SYM) in Bujumbura is helping some of its beneficiaries who lost everything when torrential rains swept away their belongings. The rains lashed suburbs of Bujumbura on the night between 9 and 10 February. They left many victims in their wake, who were offered shelter in a
Cameroonian Jesuit writes book about AIDS in Africa
Cameroonian Jesuit Harris Cleaver Tombi SJ has written a book in French about AIDS in Africa. The book, Prévenir le VIH/Sida en Afrique subsaharienne – Pour un engagement responsable du malade (Preventing HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa – towards a responsible commitment of people with HIV) has been published by the
Togo: 100 youth attend peer education workshop
Euloge Viho, Centre Espérance Loyola Nearly 100 teenagers have attended a four-day workshop in peer education organised by the Centre Espérance Loyola (CEL – Loyola Hope Centre) in Lomé. The young people, aged between 14 and 19 years, were chosen from vocational and high schools in the neighbourhoods of Agoè-Nord
West Africa: Jesuits plan future of AIDS ministry
Fr Philippe Habada SJ Jesuits from West Africa analysing the AIDS ministry of their province underlined capacity-building and enhancing knowledge about HIV as main elements of their future plans. Four out of six members of the AIDS committee of the Jesuit West African Province (AOC) – Fr Bernard Hounnougbo SJ,
Burkina Faso: New centre for AIDS association
There were a dozen or so people, mostly women and children, crammed into the rundown room in Pissy, a neighbourhood of Ouagadougou. They were in a poor state; the room didn’t even have a door or windows to keep out bad weather. They desperately needed help, but their families had
Jésus nous montre comment aimer…
Notre réflexion pour le troisième semaine de Carême vient de Sœur Alison Munro OP, directrice du Bureau d’action contre le SIDA de la Conférence épiscopale catholique d’Afrique Australe. La lecture du troisièmeDimanche de Carême, prise de l’Évangile, de Jean 4, 5-42, se focalise sur la relation entre Jésus et la
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