The general purpose of the Order is the research and study of Christianity along with the emerging national cultures. To revive the national and local tradition, philosophy, spirituality and to develop the folk heritage to recapture the popular ethos enriched with Christian elements. The Order specifically aims at helping widows and orphans, recover the disadvantaged layers of society, support scientific and sport performance, support the military and their families, support the veterans and restore them under all socio-professional aspects.
Ahead of Pope Leo XIV's arrival, Cameroonians tell Vatican News that his Apostolic Journey to the African nation could inspire diverse groups to “live together, work together, and get along."
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A Homily for Bright WednesdayArchpriest Viacheslav Reznikov“The word of the angel: ‘Go and proclaim to the world,’ means that we must live in such a way that our life would be a single message: ‘Christ is Risen!’ And so that in looking at you, all people might be able to say: ‘Indeed He is Risen’ because He clearly lives in His followers.”
At the conclusion of Pope Leo XIV's visit to Algeria, Archbishop Nicolas Lhernould, president of the North African Conference of Bishops, recalls that the Pope's visit was inspired by St. Augustine and saw him meet people with faith, simplicity, and humility.
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