It was all joy when Formators, Seminarians, and the entire community of St Peter’s Regional Seminary in Pedu, Cape Coast, gathered to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of one of the formators of the seminary, Rev. Fr. Dr. Raphael Mensah as a Priest. In a homily by Rev Fr Raymond Bright Acquah, the Secretary to the […]
The Holy Father, His Holiness Pope Francis has appointed Very Rev. Fr. John Kobina Louis and Very Rev. Fr. Anthony Narh Asare as Auxiliary Bishops of the Catholic Archdiocese of Accra. Very Rev. Fr. Louis, who is currently the Vicar General of the Archdiocese of Accra and Very Rev. Fr. Asare, who is also currently […]
Pope Francis tells the leaders of divided South Sudan that future generations will either venerate their names of cancel their memory, based on what they do now, and he issues an appeal “to leave the time of war behind and let a time of peace dawn.” In his first official discourse after landing in South […]
Pope Francis meets with the Catholic Bishops of the Democratic Republic of Congo, and urges them to recall that God is close to them in their ministry to be prophets for the Congolese people. On the fourth and final day of his Apostolic Journey to the DRC, Pope Francis met with the country’s Bishops at […]
The Holy Father Pope Francis has appointed Very Rev. Fr. Samuel Nkuah as the new Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Wiawso in Ghana’d Western North Region . Until his appointment, he was the Administrator of the Our Lady of Annunciation Cathedral. The announcement of the appointment was made at the Vatican by the Holy […]
Bishop-Elect Samuel Nkuah-Boateng was born on 6th May, 1968 at Sefwi Bosomoiso nearSefwi Wiawso in the Western North Region of Ghana. He was ordained a priest on 28th July, 2001. EDUCATION Bishop-Elect Samuel Nkuah-Boateng holds a Master of Philosophy (MPhil) Degree in Conflict, Human Rights and Peace Studies from the University of Education at Winneba, […]
The Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference has added its voice to calls on government to take steps to find solutions that are less burdensome on Ghanaians including the proposed domestic debt restructuring programme which the Bishops described as lacking consensus. “We are troubled that the position so far adopted by government lacks consensus, resulting in the […]
