Catholic Faithful Celebrates Jesus Christ Resurrection

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25 April 2011 Nairobi — Violations of human rights are on the increase in northeastern Central African Republic (CAR), with aid workers expressing concern for protection of civilians amid renewed clashes between government troops and the Convention of Patriots for Justice and Peace (CPJP) rebels - one of the few groups that has not signed a peace agreement with the government. "Killings, arbitrary arrests, burning and looting of villages, forced disappearances and abductions are frequently reported, in particular in conflict-affected areas in the north and in regions where CPJP and LRA [Uganda's Lord's Resistance Army] are present," Fornelle Poutou, the secretary-general of the Association of Women Lawyers of Central Africa (AFJC), told IRIN

Angola Press Agency (Luanda)

23 April 2011

Luanda — Over two thousand catholic faithful of Nossa Senhora Aparecida Parish celebrated Saturday, here, the resurrection of Jesus Christ, in a mission cherished with songs, thanks giving among others.

The mass, celebrated by priest Francisco Lumuangano, reflected on the benefits that death and resurrection of Jesus Christ brought to Humanity.

As part of Easter spirit, Francisco Lumuangano, urged the religious community to avoid depending on problems of the past, but instead to count on sacrifice that Jesus made as rescue of new life.

The catholic preacher urged also the faithful to forgive one another and accept a person as they are, without segregation and discrimination.

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Catholic Faithful Celebrates Jesus Christ Resurrection