Choosing Joy Over Happiness: Why An American Catholic Doctor Stayed Put In Sudan’s Civil War

(ANALYSIS) Tom Catena, an American Catholic, has worked as a doctor for 14 years in the the Nuba Mountains in Sudan — a desolate, rebel-held area that was bombed repeatedly from 2011 until 2018 by the Khartoum government when Omar al-Bashir was president.

Africa, Catholicism, Christianity, Conflict, HealthDonald MillerJune 14, 2022Don Miller, Donald Miller, Sudan, Catholics in Sudan, South Sudan, Nuba Hills, Tom Catena, Recharge, Zenger, ZengerNews, zenger Comments

A Skeptic’s Take on a Nun’s Vocation To Serve The Poor Regardless of Risks

(OPINION) Evaluating Catholic nuns and their projects to help the poor dampened the cynicism of a skeptic and lapsed Episcopalian who studies religion. Sister Rosemary is one such nun who has devoted her life to sheltering and empowering women and children who fled violence in Uganda.

Africa, OpinionDonald MillerDecember 24, 2020Donald E. Miller, Don Miller, Gulu Uganda, Atiak Uganda, Sister Rosemary, LRA, Catholic sisters, Catholic nuns, RechargeComment

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