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Catholic Communicators Urged to Explore Beyond TikTok in Advancing the Church’s Digital Mission Pax Boniface, a Catholic Digital Missionary, has called on Catholic communicators to explore emerging digital platforms and new forms of storytelling rather than limiting the Church’s digital presence to TikTok and other popular platforms. Speaking during the Art of Church Media Training organized by Depsocom-CAPE COAST, Catholic Archdiocese of Cape Coast, Pax Boniface challenged Catholic media practitioners to embrace innovation and develop creative approaches that distinguish Church content in the digital space He emphasized that the Church’s presence online should go beyond simply following trends. Instead, Catholic communicators should understand each platform, identify its unique opportunities and create content that serves the mission of evangelization.* “We need to explore new digital platforms. It should not be TikTok alone. We must develop new ways of using social media for the miss...
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  St. George's Parish, Komenda Holds Mid-Year Recollection for Advisory Board Members, Catechists, and Societal Leaders St. George's Catholic Parish, Komenda, has organized its Mid-Year Recollection for Advisory Board members, Catechists, and leaders of the various societies within the parish to deepen their spiritual lives and strengthen their commitment to the mission of the Church. The recollection was held under the theme: "The Economy of Synodality: The Joy of the Church." The gathering offered participants an opportunity for prayer, reflection, and renewal as they continue their pastoral responsibilities within the parish. Delivering the main reflection, Rev. Fr. Joseph Kenyarko expounded on the spirituality of Synodality, emphasizing its three essential pillars: Communion, Participation, and Mission, as articulated by the late Pope Francis. He reminded participants that through Baptism, every Christian is called to participate actively in the life and mission o...

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  GCBC OFFICIALLY INVITES PRESIDENT OF GHANA TO WEST AFRICA YOUTH DAYS - (ACCRA 2026) The Ghana Catholic Bishops' Conference (GCBC), led by its President and Local Organising Committee, paid a courtesy call on H.E. the President of the Republic of Ghana to officially invite him to the West Africa Youth Days (WAYD) Accra 2026, scheduled to take place from 7th to 11th September 2026 at Achimota School, Accra. The high-level engagement formed part of ongoing preparations towards the historic gathering, which is expected to bring together over 4,000 Catholic youth, Church leaders, policymakers, and development partners from the fifteen member countries of the Regional Episcopal Conference of West Africa (RECOWA/CERAO). During the meeting, the Bishops presented the vision and objectives of the West Africa Youth Days, highlighting its significance as a regional platform for youth formation, leadership development, peacebuilding, cultural exchange, and evangelisation. The delegation empha...

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Generous Life Foundation Takes a Step Toward 10th Anniversary Celebration with Health Outreach                     GLF Management & Volunteers The Generous Life Foundation has taken a significant step in celebrating its 10th anniversary with a successful health screening outreach program at Adenkyensu, extending services to the Krobomu and Beposo communities on 12th April 2026. As part of its anniversary activities, the foundation organized a comprehensive community outreach aimed at improving access to basic healthcare services and enhancing the well-being of residents, particularly children and the elderly. During the exercise, the team facilitated the renewal of NHIS cards for children, ensuring their continued access to healthcare services. A general health screening was also conducted, covering key health indicators such as weight, blood pressure, temperature, glucose levels, and heart rate. These efforts promoted early detectio...

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  Cape Coast Archdiocese Prepares to Welcome West Africa Youth Day Cross and Icon            Image Credit: Ghancyc  The Archdiocesan Youth Chaplain and the Youth Leadership of the Cape Coast Archdiocese were recently featured on the Catholic Hour programme on Kastle 90.3 FM, Cape Coast, to officially announce and reflect on the upcoming RECOWA–WYD Cross and Icon Pilgrimage. The discussion, hosted by Kwamena Essuman, focused on the spiritual significance of the celebration and the level of preparedness of the Archdiocese ahead of the sacred encounter scheduled for September. Speaking on the programme, Rev. Fr. James Mary Nkum, Archdiocesan Youth Chaplain, emphasized the importance of welcoming the RECOWA–WYD Cross and the Icon of Our Lady as a profound moment of grace for the local Church, especially the youth. He highlighted the spiritual benefits of the pilgrimage and its transformative impact on faith formation, unity, and youth participation wi...

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  Catholic Hospital Chaplains Visit Mole Park and Laribanga Mosque   Day Two of the National Catholic Hospital Chaplains’ Conference in the Catholic Diocese of Damongo began with an early morning excursion to the Mole National Park and the historic Laribanga Mystic Mosque . The delegation was led by the National Director of the Catholic Health Service Trust–Ghana (CHST-GH), Mr. George Adjei Esq., together with his deputy, Dr. Lawrence Ofosu Agyare Esq., Mr. Frank Kwaku Kpoh, and members of the Trust’s support staff. The trip was designed to give participants a refreshing break from conference sessions while offering them the opportunity to admire the stunning natural landscape of Mole National Park, encounter elephants and other wildlife in their natural environment, and engage with the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of the famous Laribanga Mystic Mosque. The excursion served as both a moment of relaxation and meaningful cultural exposure, adding depth and value to t...

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 “Use Your Phone Wisely”: Archbishop Palmer-Buckle Urges Catholics to Verify Their Faith Online Credit: Pax Romana CCTU LOCAL  In a powerful reflection on faith and digital responsibility, Most Rev. Charles Gabriel Palmer-Buckle, Metropolitan Archbishop of Cape Coast, has urged Catholics especially young people to use digital tools wisely and responsibly in deepening their understanding of the Catholic faith. Speaking during his Archbishop’s Visitation at St. Matthew Catholic Church, under the theme “Becoming a Synodal Church,” the Archbishop cautioned against ignorance of Church teachings in an age where information is readily available.  “Don’t use a cellphone and say you don’t know the Catholic Church,” the Archbishop stressed. Archbishop Palmer-Buckle emphasized that in today’s digital world, Catholics have no excuse for confusion about Church teachings if they make good use of verified Catholic platforms online. He encouraged the faithful to: Search for authentic Cat...