Episode 3: Sr. Josée Ngalula - Breaking the Glass Ceiling: The First African Woman Religious to join the International Theological Commission.

African Catholic Voices

English - October 22, 2021 13:00 - 21 minutes - 15.1 MB - ★★★★★ - 3 ratings
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Sr. Josée Ngalula, an accomplished theologian and a Sister of St. Andre from the Democratic Republic of Congo shares her hopes and dreams for the African Church and especially African Catholic women.
We also get to learn of some of the details about the process that took place behind the scenes, leading to her appointment to the International Theological Commission, becoming the first African woman to achieve this feat. More so, what this commission does for the global Church and what her contributions will be.
Furthermore, she shares her perspective on what needs to happen at the grassroots, so that more African women are equipped with the necessary skills to participate more fully at all levels of Church and Society.