Vatican Radio's English Africa Service Webinar on YouTube Live-stream
English Africa Service – Vatican City
Direct YouTube link to Webinar
All is set for Friday’s English Africa Service Webinar, with the theme, “Story-telling as a tool to manage racial and social tribulations in Africa.” The virtual forum will bring together Catholic Communicators in Africa for a two-hour virtual forum.
Here is a direct link for the Webinar released Thursday evening:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmiH9mMU3vg
Fr. Federico Lombardi
The Holy See’ Prefect of the Dicastery for Communication, Dr Paolo Ruffini, will grace the Webinar and make a Keynote address. Former Vatican Radio Director-General, Fr. Federico Lombardi who is now the President of the Joseph Ratzinger-Benedict XVI-Vatican Foundation will speak about Vatican Radio and Africa over the years.
Bishop Emmanuel Badejo
Other key presenters in the Webinar event include Bishop Emmanuel Badejo of Oyo Diocese, Nigeria. Bishop Badejo is the President of the Pan Africa Episcopal Committee for Social Communications (CEPACS). He will speak on the topic, “Master Weavers of African Stories – Promoting everyday heroes as solutions to Africa Challenges."
Mother Mary Claude Oguh
Mother Mary Claude Oguh, Superior General of the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Mother of Christ and President of the Nigerian Conference of Women Religious, will speak of the Witness of Nigeria’s women religious working in some of the country’s challenging environments
Ms Sheila Pires
Ms Sheila Pires, who works with Radio Veritas in South Africa and collaborates with Vatican Radio’s English Africa Service will also give her testimony. She will reflect on the meaning of the now global phenomenon of #Black Lives Matter in the context of South Africa.
Fr. Prof. Walter C. Ihejirika
The Closing Remarks will be made by Fr. Prof. Walter Ihejirika, the current President of SIGNIS-Africa. He is a Professor of Development Communication & Media Studies at Nigeria’s University of Port Harcourt.
See also video of Vatican Radio’s English Africa Service at this link:
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