January 6, 2026 CMA’s Medical Mission Interest Group gears up for another great year of presentations to discover various medical mission opportunities for members. The first presentation of 2026 will feature Deacon Gary and Dr. Cindy Nosacek, CMA members who have been going to northern

July 7, 2025 By Cindy Jones-Nosacek, M.D. Padibe, Uganda is a town in northern Uganda near South Sudan. Since 2018, my deacon husband and I have traveled there once or twice a year to be among the people. Fifteen years ago, Uganda saw the ending

Mission Trip Offers Health Access to Nigerian Community January 15, 2025 By Nadia Smith When Fr. Joseph Monkom Ayima, the guild chaplain for the Phoenix Guild, learned of his mother’s untimely death, he set out to honor her memory in the best way he knew

Dear President Bernard Ars, Dear Friends, I am pleased to inform you of the latest news received this evening about the release of all the 20 kidnapped students. We attest to to great power of the Rosary and miracle of the Blessed Virgin Mary.Thank you again

By Ngala Killian ChimtomAug 19, 2024|Africa CorrespondentShare The University of Jos in Nigeria. (Credit: Unijos.) YAOUNDÈ, Cameroon – Catholic medical students in Nigeria say they have been “thrown into gloom” following the Aug. 15 kidnapping of their colleagues. The Federation of Catholic Medical and Dental Students

7th July 2024 By Ikenna Obianeri A public health consultant at the University of Jos Teaching Hospital, Prof. Abigail Agbo, has been elected President of the Association of Catholic Medical Practitioners of Nigeria for four years. Agbo, a member of the Jos Diocese of ACMPN, is

Catholic Church Faults Gov't, Calls For Urgent Solution To End Doctors' Strike By Mary Muoki Published on: April 06, 2024 Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops Archbishop Martin Kivuva. The Catholic Church has challenged the government to intervene and end the ongoing doctors’ strike. The chairperson of the

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