Monthly Archives: November 2021
A Soul that Yearns to Understand the Meaning of Human Rights specifically “Right to Life”
Sr. Miriam Jacinta Jagogo, FSSA Life is precious for whatever the creature particularly human beings whose role in life is to make the world as habitable as possible for themselves and for other creatures. Man (not excluding women), has tried
Consecrated Women Reminded the Need for Spiritual Transformation through Evangelical Counsels
Sr. Anne Henriette Owino, FSSA Religious women during the ongoing 18th plenary assembly of the Association of Consecrated Women in Eastern and Central Africa (ACWECA) have been reminded the need for spiritual transformation through observation of evangelical counsels. “Transformation in Religious
Challenges facing formation hinders discernment of vocation to religious life, says Sr. Auma
By Rose Achiego Ande New Wine in New Wineskins (NWiNW) one of the latest Magisterium documents brings out a number of challenges to formation today that obscures proper discernment of vocation to religious life and sustainability of members. It presents
Religious Institutes Challenged to Strive for Transformative Formation
By: Stella Zulu Religious institutes under the Association of Consecrated Women in Eastern and Central Africa (ACWECA) have been called to provide formation that changes a person’s behavior by discerning means and ways of making formation of members effective and
Jubilations as the First Preschool in Ethiopia’s Hawassa Vicariate Introduces School Uniform
Sr. Jecinter Antoinette Okoth, FSSA On Tuesday, April 13, St. Francis Hula academy, a preschool located within the jurisdiction of Apostolic Vicariate of Hawassa, Ethiopia, introduced school uniform to leaners in a school that has been in operation for over
