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.
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Abducted American Religious Sister a Former Leader of Her Congregation Whose Heart Turned to Missionary Work
Sister Tennyson was reportedly abducted by unidentified armed men on April 5 from the small home she shared with two other members of her congregation, the Marianites of Holy Cross.
In West Africa, Church Leaders Meet to Discuss Humanitarian Crisis
International efforts to alleviate the situation have fallen short, and the humanitarian crisis continues to grow worse.
Cameroon: 900 Captives of Boko Haram Freed in Military Action
A multinational West African force struck a blow to the Islamist terror army, which has claimed the lives of 20,000 Africans.
From Liberia, a U.S. Catholic Doctor Pleads for More Help
Deacon Timothy Flanigan, an American infectious-disease specialist, is in Liberia to help Catholic hospitals address the Ebola crisis.
