Scenes from Alexandria: Burundi and Rwanda February 20, 2009
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The Primates of Burundi and Rwanda, Archbishops Bernard Ntahoturi and Emmanuel Kolini at St Mark's Cathedral in Alexandria on Feb 1, 2009.
The Archbishop of Burundi July 20, 2008
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The Most Rev Bernard Ntahoturi leaving for the bishops retreat at Canterbury Cathedral on the second day of the Lambeth Conference.
The Bishop of Makamba (Burundi) July 17, 2008
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The Rt Rev Martin Nyaboho on the opening day of the Lambeth Conference
Burundi plea on arms shipments: CEN 7.14.08 July 15, 2008
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The Archbishop of Burundi led a delegation from the World Council of Churches (WCC) last week to Berlin, to press the German government to curtail its shipments of weapons to the developing world. “Does Germany have to be the EU arms sales champion?” Archbishop Bernard Ntahoturi asked State Secretary Christian Schmidt at the Defence Ministry in Berlin on July 1. Read it all in The Church of England Newspaper. |
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Bishop calls for prayer after rebels shell Burundi: CEN 5.02.08 p 5. April 30, 2008
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| THE BISHOP of Bujumbura has issued a call for prayer for the strife-torn nation of Burundi after rebels shelled the capital last week, killing 33.
Bishop Pie Ntukamazina reports that on the night of April 17 the city experienced a “terrible shock” as rebels shelled the city with mortar fire for three hours and “simultaneously attacked military positions”. Heavy weapons including bombs were also used simultaneously in all the quarters of the city for the whole night. Even the following morning, the main streets leading to the town centre were closed until 9:00 am because fighting was still going on,” the bishop said. Read it all in The Church of England Newspaper’s Religious Intelligence section. |
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The Primate of Burundi February 19, 2008
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Archbishop Bernard Ntahoturi of Matana
