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Catholic Students Commit to Reimagine African Youth Leadership
Catholic student leaders in Addis Ababa pledge to reshape youth leadership and synodality across Africa.
In brief
Catholic student leaders in Addis Ababa pledge to reshape youth leadership and synodality across Africa. Catholic students in Africa commit to building a self-sustaining movement for ethical leadership and peace through education and technology. Originally reported by Vaticannews.
Pan-African Assembly Concludes
Catholic student leaders from 25 African countries gather in Addis Ababa for the 14th Pan-African Assembly of Pax Romana Africa.
Commitment to Ethical Leadership
Delegates pledge to use moral formation for good governance and peace across Africa through Christ.
Cardinal Berhaneyesus Calls for Missionary Disciples
Cardinal Souraphiel Berhaneyesus urges students to be ethical leaders in universities and public life.
Marcel Akpovo on Founding Spirit
Marcel Carlos Akpovo highlights the movement's founding spirit of vision, prophecy, and transformational faith.
“yet we possessed the founding spirit of Pax Romana, a spirit of vision, prophecy, and transformational faith”
African Union Peace Agenda 2063
Students commit to building early warning conflict networks for Africa's peace and security.
St. John Paul II TVET College Focus
Abba Petros Berga emphasizes integral human formation to reduce illegal youth migration through skills training.
“a young person is a whole human being, with both body and soul needing care”
Commitment to Structural Resilience
The assembly commits to a self-sustaining movement for youth co-shaping Africa's future through ethical leadership.
Here's the gist
Catholic students in Africa commit to building a self-sustaining movement for ethical leadership and peace through education and technology.
