Daniel Bourha, a young Cameroonian Catholic talks about his perilous two-year journey to reach Europe. 

Daniel’s story begins at the end of 2014, when he went to visit his grandparents, who lived in the Far North of Cameroon. After two Continue reading →

To those who ask me which side I am on with so many armed and bloody conflicts being pursued in various regions of the world, I reply without hesitation that I am on the side of the victims of war. Continue reading →

Leaving the Church does not mean abandoning the faith; moving away from the faith does not mean giving up one’s spirituality. Even though they are leaving the Christian community, many young people continue to feel like believers.

Robert, a young Continue reading →

A group of young people in Ghana is embarking on an innovative initiative to infuse new meaning into the observance of Lent by engaging in environmental stewardship campaigns.

Under the banner of “Green Lent,” Fridays and Sundays throughout the forty-day Continue reading →

At last year’s World Youth Day, more than a million young people shared among themselves social friendship. Pope Francis calls this universal fraternity, proving a new fraternal order and world social experience possible.

Universal fraternity refers to the unity and Continue reading →

A Church… free, open, welcoming, inclusive, simple, poor, uncomplicated, closer, up-to-date, innovative, comprehensive, authentic, apolitical, humble, respectful, joyful…

Behind the generic name of Church there are actually many different experiences and young people distinguish one from another: the Church is Continue reading →

 I loved humankind from the day that I was born in poverty
 Of injustice of a stable and a slum, with the abandoned and the poor I lived and walked and told them we were one.

Born a child so Continue reading →

More than one and a half million young people, the highest number ever, flew to Lisbon and filled its narrow and cobbled streets with its numerous climbs, on the occasion of the World Youth Day 2023. An unexpected encounter. The Continue reading →

In Lisbon, during WYD23, Pope Francis indicated seven important steps that enable the youth to continue their journey. 

Step 1: Called by name

This is how the Pope began his message at the welcoming celebration: “Called because we are loved Continue reading →

More than one and a half million people took part in World Youth Day (Lisbon, 1- 6 August).  Fragments of the Pope’s speeches.

“You are not here by accident. The Lord has called you, not only in these days but Continue reading →