
An American Priest in Togo
Father William Ryan is optimistic for the future of the Church in Togo, which is now sending priests to serve as missionaries in France, the country’s former colonial ruler.
Father William Ryan is optimistic for the future of the Church in Togo, which is now sending priests to serve as missionaries in France, the country’s former colonial ruler.
God seems to like to write salvation history in places like Bethlehem and Nazareth — and Futuna
The missionaries were based in the town of Titanyen, and were returning from building an orphanage in Fond Parisien at the time of their kidnapping.
A top Holy See diplomat on Friday warned of “unbearable” security problems in the country.
Mother was always serene, with a smile, and deep faith in God’s will.”
COMMENTARY: If missionary expansion is considered an evil enterprise, then the very foundations of Hispanic Catholicism in the United States are compromised.
“It’s an exciting time to preach the Gospel.”
“I sit and let the love of God come to me.”
Brother William’s weapons included a scapular, his rosary and a statue of Our Lady of Fatima.
While the de-Christianization process reaches unprecedented levels across the nation, young French Catholics are more and more attracted by faith-filled zeal.
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