Catholic Diocese of Malindi, AHETI Launch Life-Saving Medical Camp to Tackle Health Emergency
A major health outreach initiative officially kicked off today in Malindi, where the Catholic Diocese of Malindi, through its Health…
Category: Religion
President Ruto defends his move to build State House church
”I have no apologies to make for building a church”
What is genocide and is it happening in Gaza?
Rights groups, lawyers and some governments are describing the Gaza war as “genocide” and calling for a ceasefire but Israel, created in the aftermath of the Nazi Holocaust of Jews, vehemently rejects the explosive term.
Dola dhidi ya Madhabahu: Gwajima katika moto wa kisiasa
Jeshi la Polisi Kanda Maalum ya Dar es Salaam limeendelea kulizingira Kanisa la Ufufuo na Uzima, linaloongozwa na Askofu Josephat Gwajima, huku baadhi ya waumini wa kanisa hilo wakishikiliwa kwa mahojiano, kufuatia agizo la Serikali la kulifunga kanisa hilo kwa madai ya ukiukaji wa sheria.
Papa Leo Xiv Kusimikwa Rasmi Mei 18
Misa ya kusimikwa kwa Papa Leo XIV itafanyika Jumapili, Mei 18, kwenye Uwanja wa St Peter’s Square, Vatican ilitangaza.
Vatican Sets May 18 for Pope Leo XIV Inauguration Mass
The new Pope, Robert Francis Prevost, was elected as the 267th pontiff and the first American head of the Catholic Church. His schedule includes meetings with journalists on May 12, diplomats on May 16, and his first general audience on May 21
Why Pope Leo XIV’s Age Ranks Him As A Young Pontiff
Born in 1955, at election Leo XIV is seven years younger than Francis, nine years younger than Benedict XVI and a whopping 18 years greener than the oldest man ever chosen to head the Vatican.
Soft-spoken Prevost is first pope from the United States
A moderate who was close to Pope Francis and spent years as a missionary in Peru, he becomes the Catholic Church’s 267th pontiff, taking the papal name Leo XIV.
Robert Francis Prevost of the US becomes pope
He becomes the Catholic Church’s 267th pontiff, taking the papal name Leo XIV.
Cardinals Assemble to Elect Pope and Set Course for Church
The 133 cardinals who will vote — all those aged under 80, minus two who are absent for health reasons — will gather on Wednesday afternoon under the frescoed splendour of the Vatican’s Sistine Chapel.
