RIP Jean Ménard pmé

Born in Valleyfield, Ontario, Canada, on 23 July 1928, Fr Jean Ménard was the son of Joseph-Maximilien Ménard and Juliette L’Arche. He completed his secondary school studies at the Valleyfield…

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RIP NZ YCS founder Jocelyn Franklin

Jocelyn Franklin, who died on 3 October aged 93, helped found the Young Christian Students (YCS) movement in Aotearoa-New Zealand. Bishop Patrick Dunn of Auckland with Jocelyn Franklin After she…

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Uncertainty blights people’s lives

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The lives of many young Europeans are characterised by uncertainty, writes IYCW president, Sarah Prenger, at South World. Young people are more often employed with precarious working conditions than older…

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Work for change, Nigerian leaders told
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Work for change, Nigerian leaders told

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Archbishop Alfred Adewale Martins of Lagos has commended the zeal of young Nigerian workers, especially the Young Christian Workers (YCW) in their resolve to storm the political arena and wrestle…

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Archbishop Len, a jocist bishop
Archbishop Len Faulkner

Archbishop Len, a jocist bishop

Former Adelaide YCW chaplain, Archbishop Len Faulkner, emeritus of Adelaide Archdiocese and of Townsville diocese died on Sunday 6 May, 2018 at the age of 91. "Archbishop Len, as he…

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Remembering Phelelo Magane
Phelelo Magane

Remembering Phelelo Magane

Former South African YCW leader, Phelelo Magane, who was arrested and imprisoned for six months under the apartheid regime, has died. His death came just two weeks after that of…

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