He had only thirteen years of active ministry, but he became one of France’s most important nineteenth-century missionary voices.

Jagel Libermann, a descendant of a Polish Jewish family, was on his way to becoming a second-generation rabbi when he was Continue reading →

He was a passionate and far-sighted humanitarian, never far from controversy, but possessing a strong faith in the ability of African Christians to carry out the effective evangelization of their continent.

Charles Martial Allemand Lavigerie, Cardinal Archbishop of Algiers and Continue reading →