Pope Leo XIV in Cameroon Says No One Should Face Life’s Hardships Alone
At an open-air Mass, the pontiff urged solidarity, civic responsibility, and special care for the poor.
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PHOTOS: Pope Leo XIV Meets With Students, Visits Hospital, Holds Stadium Mass in Cameroon
The Holy Father will stay in Cameroon one more night before traveling to Angola on April 18.
Pope Leo XIV in Cameroon: The Eucharist Sustains Us Amid Fear, Suffering
The Pope celebrated Mass in French in Douala, the economic capital of Cameroon, during the second leg of his trip in Africa.
Pope Leo XIV in Cameroon Says ‘the Time Has Come’ to Rebuild Peace
The Pope urged Cameroonians to reject resignation and obey God over 'earthly ways of thinking.'
Pope’s Cameroon Visit Puts Archbishop Nkea in the Spotlight
The archbishop of Bamenda is a rising star in the Catholic Church in Cameroon and beyond.
‘We Cannot Achieve Good With Evil’: Archbishop on Kidnapping, Conflict and the Hope That Sustains Cameroon’s Catholics
In a wide-ranging interview, Archbishop Cornelius Fontem Esua reflects on Africa’s growing role as a Church ‘missionary to itself,’ the roots of Cameroon’s Anglophone Crisis, and the Church’s work to sustain hope.
The Church in Africa
Church leaders in the Central African country of Cameroon have criticized the endemic corruption that has undermined the nation’s standard of living. This comes as the nation prepares for a key presidential election. This week on Register Radio, we talk with Victor Gaetan, senior correspondent for the National Catholic Register, focusing on international issues about his recent trip to Africa. And then, the Register is continuing its coverage of Catholic hubs. We are joined by Register staff writer Jonah McKeown.
Cameroon: Where a Dynamic Catholic Church Stands Up to a Decaying Regime
ANALYSIS: Church leaders in the Central African country have criticized the endemic corruption that has undermined the nation’s standard of living.
Cameroon Government Lauds Catholic Church’s Peace-Building Efforts Ahead of Election
Responding to the minister’s remarks, Archbishop Andrew Fuanya Nkea of the Archdiocese of Bamenda clarified that the bishops 'came as men of God, carrying the hopes and concerns of the people.'
‘War and Adoration: Why Eucharistic Devotion Is Surging Amid Cameroon’s Devastating Civil Conflict’
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