US EditionHelping Benedictine Nuns with an Agricultural Project in Chad
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Helping Benedictine Nuns with an Agricultural Project in Chad
The Benedictine convent of Saint Agatha, which is in the village of Lolo, in the diocese of Mondou in southern Chad, was established in May 2005. It is the first ever contemplative convent in this mainly Muslim country in central northern Africa. The first Benedictine nuns to arrive in Chad from the Democratic Republic of the Congo felt it a special grace to be able to take part in the “adventure” of this new foundation. The local population al…
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