12 January 2013 – AIDS, 30 Years Down the Line – Faith-based Reflections about the Epidemic in Africa, the latest book to be co-published by the African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN) and Paulines Publications Africa, is out. Read more…
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AJAN and Paulines publish new book
AIDS, 30 Years Down the Line – Faith-based Reflections about the Epidemic in Africa, the latest book to be co-published by the African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN) and Paulines Publications Africa, is out. A glimpse at the contents of the book published in early January 2013 recalls the African saying:
Resource Centre
Welcome to AJAN Resource Centre Website Click here to visit our Resource Centre website E- Library The E-library makes available AJAN’s collections to all persons beyond geographical borders with the main rationale being to provide easy and fast access to information on various topics related to HIV and AIDS. How
Apelo da AJAN: DÊ UM FUTURO A UM ÓRFÃO
“Eu conheço bem os desígnios que tenho acerca de vós, desígnios de prosperidade e não de calamidade, de vos garantir um futuro de esperança” (Jeremias 29,11). Na África Subsaariana, a SIDA causou 15 milhões de crianças órfãs, que necessitam de apoio permanente para viverem para lá da mera sobrevivência e
AJAN appeal: GIVE AN ORPHAN A FUTURE
“I know what plans I have in mind for you, Yahweh declares, plans for peace, not for disaster, to give you a future and a hope.” Jeremiah 29:11 In sub-Saharan Africa, AIDS has orphaned 15 million children, who need intensive support to go beyond survival and to live life to
AJANews 114 – December 2012
For a Christmas that augurs a great future and hope – a message from Fr Paterne Mombe SJ, AJAN Coordinator. As I write my Christmas message, my thoughts go to some children I visited a year ago in an orphanage set up by the Jesuits and a religious congregation in
Ireland: Jesuit recognised for AIDS work in Africa
14 December 2012 – Fr Michael J. Kelly SJ, a well-known researcher, speaker and writer on AIDS in Africa, recently received another award in his native country Ireland. Read more…
Kenya: Parish promotes zero mother-to-child transmission
14 December 2012 – Around 460 people did an HIV test thanks to a door-to-door campaign organised by the Jesuit parish in a poor Nairobi suburb with the aim of promoting zero mother-to-child transmission. Read more
For a Christmas that augurs a great future and hope
As I write my Christmas message, my thoughts go out to some children I visited a year ago, in an orphanage set up by the Jesuits and a religious congregation in Fonte Boa, Mozambique. Some eight to ten children live there with a foster mother and assistant. What they have
Ireland: Jesuit recognised for AIDS work in Africa
Fr Michael J. Kelly SJ, a well-known researcher, speaker and writer on AIDS in Africa, recently received another award in his native country Ireland. At a ceremony in Dublin held in November 2012, Fr Kelly was one of the recipients of the first presentation of the Presidential Distinguished Service Award
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