Kiliziya Gatolika Isabye Imbabazi Yavana Abakirisitu mu Rujijo

Na: Valens Munyabagisha

Tariki ya 2 Mata 2004, Umuryango African Rights wandikiye Papa Jean-Paul II ubaza impamvu Kiliziya Gatolika itarakora ubushakashatsi bugamije kumenya abayobozi bayo batatiye igihango bakishora muri Jenoside

Hitler’s Pope must not be considered for sainthood: He stood silently by as the Holocaust raged

This past Sunday Pope Francis demonstrated inspiring moral courage in openly calling for recognition of “the first genocide of the twentieth century,” the mass slaughter of the Armenians, the centennial commemoration of which is this month.

Time to act? Church teaches duty to intervene to prevent genocide

Pope Francis has echoed a century of papal pleas: No more war! But, referring to the outrageous violations of human rights taking place in north-eastern Iraq, he also begged, Stop these crimes!

At Last Vatican Diplomacy Focuses on Genocide, and Humanitarian Intervention in Iraq

The persecution of Christians and other religious minorities in Iraq and Syria by the Islamic State has pushed Vatican diplomacy to add strong calls for international humanitarian intervention to its prayers for the situation.

As ISIS Wreak Havoc in Iraq, Catholics Church Teaches Duty to Intervene to Prevent Genocide

Pope Francis has echoed a century of papal pleas: “No more war!” But, referring to the outrageous violations of human rights taking place in north-eastern Iraq, he also begged, “Stop these crimes!”

Catholic ‘Chaplains’ paints nasty picture of church in Rwandan killings

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Rwanda genocide during which about 800,000 Tutsis were murdered in just 100 days.

The Catholic Church must apologise for its role in Rwanda’s genocide

The Vatican’s reluctance to confront the murderers in its midst is rooted in its refusal to face up to the church’s complicity in the events of 1994.

Remembering Genocide in Rwanda: Vatican Radio recalls how Pope John Paul II spoke out against it, referring to it as “genocide”

By: Vatican insider staff

“John Paul II was the first head of State to use the term “genocide” in public.” As Rwanda marks the 20^th anniversary of the massacre that swept across the country, wiping out much of its population, Vatican Radio aired a special programme recalling John Paul II’s condemnation of the atrocity.

The Church’s Blind Eye To Genocide in Rwanda

By: Tom Ndahiro*

Why do they eat my people as they eat bread? (Psalm 14) 

Speaking truth to Power—‘Religion has a Unique Capacity to Make Good People do Bad Things’

IN THE days to come, we may be hearing a lot more about the question of genocide, for at least two reasons.