Healing Sierra Leone's Wounds through Faith and Caritas
Sierra Leone, a small west African country, has made significant progress in rebuilding after a brutal civil war from 1991 to 2002.
The Catholic Church has played a major role in the country's development. A new book, "Sent to Heal a Wounded Nation: The Story of Father Peter Konteh," tells the story of Father Peter Konteh, a Catholic priest ordained during the civil war.
Despite enduring a brutal civil war, Sierra Leone has made strides in rebuilding and development.
- The civil war in Sierra Leone lasted from 1991 to 2002.
- The Catholic Church is contributing to the country's rebuilding and development.
- Father Peter Konteh's story is a powerful testimony of faith and resilience.
Author Agnes Aineah shares Father Konteh's story, who faced death several times on the front lines.
Author's summary: Father Konteh's story inspires hope and healing.