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‘Ecological disaster’: Religious leaders want end to Ghana’s illegal mines

ACCRA, Ghana (CNS) - Religious leaders called for a week of fasting and prayer for the environment because of the devastation that illegal mining, or "galamsey," is causing, including adversely affecting people's health and the economy.

Cardinal Turkson to head pontifical academies of sciences, social sciences

Pope Francis has named Cardinal Peter Turkson the new chancellor of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences and the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, two groups of top-level scholars and experts who promote studies on issues of concern to the Vatican.

Children with disabilities may face stigma, but nun encourages parents

A Nigerian nun working in Ghana urged parents of children with disabilities to see their situation as gift from God and not a curse.

Listening to women can save lives during pandemic, sociologist says

Women in Ghana and other West African nations have suffered disproportionately during the global COVID-19 pandemic in large part because they have been excluded from positions of power and decision-making, a Catholic sociologist said.

Build emotional capital to fight COVID-19, Catholic psychologists say

While the world awaits vaccines and medications to avert the global COVID-19 pandemic, some Catholic psychologists in Ghana have expressed worry that the updates and news in the West African country are adversely affecting the emotions of citizens.

To promote STEM, Ghana’s Catholic schools host three-day Brain Battle

As students from 21 Catholic schools in Ghana began a three-day science and mathematics quiz, Archbishop John Bonaventure Kwofie of Accra said the competition would ultimately help the West African country's development.

Our Lady of Grace School donates desks to Ghana schools

Several Catholic schools in Ghana have newer desks and chairs for students and teachers after a shipment came from Our Lady of Grace Catholic School in Edina.

Ghana diocese uses funds for basic services in the communities it serves

The connection between the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis and the Diocese of Navrongo-Bolgatanga in Ghana comes in the form of four priests who studied here and are now serving in their homeland.

Local priests visit Ghana to attend ordination

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