THE CATHOLIC VOYAGE: AFRICAN JOURNAL OF CONSECRATED LIFE

The Catholic  Voyage, founded in 2004, is an academic journal, published annually by the Conference  of  Major  Superiors of  Nigeria (men and women). The  journal is destined primarily for consecrated men and women, clergy and persons in religious institutes’ Formation houses in Nigeria and, hopefully,  in other parts of Africa. The Catholic Voyage welcomes well-researched articles on historical and contemporary issues  from any area of ecclesiastical disciplines and human sciences relating to Consecrated Life and Society of Apostolic Life, especially in African context.

The Catholic  Voyage, founded in 2004, is an academic journal, published annually by the Conference  of  Major  Superiors of  Nigeria (men and women). The  journal is destined primarily for consecrated men and women, clergy and persons in religious institutes’ Formation houses in Nigeria and, hopefully,  in other parts of Africa. The Catholic Voyage welcomes well-researched articles on historical and contemporary issues  from any area of ecclesiastical disciplines and human sciences relating to Consecrated Life and Society of Apostolic Life, especially in African context.

The Catholic  Voyage, founded in 2004, is an academic journal, published annually by the Conference  of  Major  Superiors of  Nigeria (men and women). The  journal is destined primarily for consecrated men and women, clergy and persons in religious institutes’ Formation houses in Nigeria and, hopefully,  in other parts of Africa. The Catholic Voyage welcomes well-researched articles on historical and contemporary issues  from any area of ecclesiastical disciplines and human sciences relating to Consecrated Life and Society of Apostolic Life, especially in African context.

The Catholic  Voyage, founded in 2004, is an academic journal, published annually by the Conference  of  Major  Superiors of  Nigeria (men and women). The  journal is destined primarily for consecrated men and women, clergy and persons in religious institutes’ Formation houses in Nigeria and, hopefully,  in other parts of Africa. The Catholic Voyage welcomes well-researched articles on historical and contemporary issues  from any area of ecclesiastical disciplines and human sciences relating to Consecrated Life and Society of Apostolic Life, especially in African context.

The Catholic  Voyage, founded in 2004, is an academic journal, published annually by the Conference  of  Major  Superiors of  Nigeria (men and women). The  journal is destined primarily for consecrated men and women, clergy and persons in religious institutes’ Formation houses in Nigeria and, hopefully,  in other parts of Africa. The Catholic Voyage welcomes well-researched articles on historical and contemporary issues  from any area of ecclesiastical disciplines and human sciences relating to Consecrated Life and Society of Apostolic Life, especially in African context.

The Catholic  Voyage, founded in 2004, is an academic journal, published annually by the Conference  of  Major  Superiors of  Nigeria (men and women). The  journal is destined primarily for consecrated men and women, clergy and persons in religious institutes’ Formation houses in Nigeria and, hopefully,  in other parts of Africa. The Catholic Voyage welcomes well-researched articles on historical and contemporary issues  from any area of ecclesiastical disciplines and human sciences relating to Consecrated Life and Society of Apostolic Life, especially in African context.

The Catholic  Voyage, founded in 2004, is an academic journal, published annually by the Conference  of  Major  Superiors of  Nigeria (men and women). The  journal is destined primarily for consecrated men and women, clergy and persons in religious institutes’ Formation houses in Nigeria and, hopefully,  in other parts of Africa. The Catholic Voyage welcomes well-researched articles on historical and contemporary issues  from any area of ecclesiastical disciplines and human sciences relating to Consecrated Life and Society of Apostolic Life, especially in African context.