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CATEGORY: Northeast Africa
Poverty, drought and other forms of climatic change are taking serious tolls on Northeast Africa’s most vulnerable. Ethnic strife and religious intolerance threaten to unravel the delicate fabric of functioning societies. Hunger is a daily fact of life for many. And yet, it is an area anxious for miracles, hungry for hope. These stories present how CNEWA’s primary partners in the region, the Coptic, Eritrean and Ethiopian Catholic churches respectively, play a disproportionate role in helping to heal, teach and lift those most in need in Egypt, Eritrea and Ethiopia.
Forming Leaders: Answering God’s Call
19 April 2023Forming Leaders: Preparing to Serve in Egypt
05 April 2023Recognizing Women: Fostering a Safe Space for Girls
22 March 2023Recognizing Women: Weaving a Better Future
13 March 2023Smartphone Addiction and its Impact in Egypt’s Classrooms
26 January 2023Beyond the Classroom
24 January 2023Just Like Sisters
13 January 2023A Gentle and Witty Sister
12 January 2023More Than an Orphanage, a Home
10 January 2023A Letter From Ethiopia
05 January 2023Connections With Msgr. Peter: Ethiopia’s Urgent Food Needs
10 November 2022Ethiopia: Sustained by Hope
08 November 2022Updates From the Horn of Africa
19 October 2022Competing Crises Fuel Hunger in Ethiopia
30 September 2022Cries of Hunger: Global Crises Threaten Millions in Ethiopia
15 September 2022Eritrea Nationalizes CNEWA-Funded School
31 August 2022Seminarians are Called to Serve in Egypt
14 July 2022Preparing for Service
12 July 2022Feeling the Pain of Hunger in Ethiopia
23 June 2022Making Their Way
22 April 2022Against the Odds
19 April 2022Bishop in Tigray Sends Out SOS for His People
07 April 2022
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