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Let Rosary Be Your Spiritual Weapon – Priest Urges Keta-Akatsi Diocesan Legionaries

Rev.  Fr.  Eric Donaldson Kwarshie, the Rector of St. Paul's Minor Seminary and the Priest-in-charge of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Denu-Hatsukope in the Keta-Akatsi...

I’m Proud to Study Ga Language to Help Promote it in Accra – Says Catholic Priest

A Priest of the Catholic Archdiocese of Accra who recently graduated with a first-class honours in Bachelor of Arts degree in Ga Education says...

Five Handmaid of Divine Redeemer Sisters in Ghana Mark Ruby Jubilee of Religious Vows

Five Sisters of the Handmaids of the Divine Redeemer of Accra (HDR) celebrated forty years in religious vows at a Mass at the St....

Missionary of Africa Priest Calls on Christians in Ghana to Seek Divine Healing

Rev. Fr. John C. Mubanga, a Catholic priest of the Society of Missionary of Africa, commonly known as "White Fathers," has noted that every...

Catholic Bishops in Ghana Started Advocacy on Care of Environment in 1965- Seminary Formator Reveals

A Formator at St. Peter’s Major Seminary- Pedu in the Catholic Archdiocese of Cape Coast, Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Abbey-Quaye has stated that the Ghana...

Catholic Priest in Ghana Says Christianity is Incomplete Without Care for Environment

Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Abbey-Quaye, a Formator at the St Peter’s Major Seminary, Pedu, has admonished Christians and citizens to preserve and protect the environment...

Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference Launches Goal 6 of ‘Laudato Si’

The Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference (GCBC) has launched the Goal 6 of the Ecological Spirituality of Pope Francis’ Encyclical, ‘Laudato Si’ at the National...

Caritas Ghana Achieves Goals 1 and 2 of ‘Laudato Si’

With the help of Caritas Korea, Caritas Ghana has achieved two goals of the Laudato Si Action Plan introduced by the Ghana Catholic Bishops'...

Christians in Ghana Asked to be Responsible Citizens, Not Spectators in National Development

At the Arrupe Jesuit Institute’s “Faith in the Public Sphere” programme themed: “Christians as Citizens, not Spectators” speakers charged Christians to be bold citizens...

Don’t be Spectators in Building a Better Ghana – Catholic Priest in Ghana Charges Christians

The Parish Priest of Christ the King Parish in Accra, Rev. Fr. Dr. Ebenezer Akesseh has charged Christians to be citizens and not spectators...

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