Pastoral Approach to our Modern Pandemics: HIV/AIDS and Covid-19 - Virgilius, Fr. Kawama
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This book, 'Pastoral Approach to our Modern Pandemics: HIV/AIDS and COVID-19', without any doubt is highly informative and instructive. History reveals that we have had deadly viral infections including Spanish flu, Asian flu, HIV/AIDS and COVID-19. These pandemics have a tendency of wiping out thousands of human lives, threatening countries and the world at large. They do not respect the young or adult, women or men, Christian or non-Christian, African or non-African, white or black person, rich or poor people. The book's three objectives in the situations of pandemics are; finding out their…mehr

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This book, 'Pastoral Approach to our Modern Pandemics: HIV/AIDS and COVID-19', without any doubt is highly informative and instructive. History reveals that we have had deadly viral infections including Spanish flu, Asian flu, HIV/AIDS and COVID-19. These pandemics have a tendency of wiping out thousands of human lives, threatening countries and the world at large. They do not respect the young or adult, women or men, Christian or non-Christian, African or non-African, white or black person, rich or poor people. The book's three objectives in the situations of pandemics are; finding out their impact on the infected and affected people, investigating the contribution of pastoral ministry, and exploring the new pastoral ministry strategies. I have tried to crystallize in this book my 11 years of pastoral experience in a pandemic environment and have given some concrete ideas on how pastoral ministry, government and non-governmental approach can be improved to reduce the negative effects of the diseases in our communities.
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El P. Virgilius Kawama, M.Afr, tiene una maestría en Teología Pastoral de la Universidad de Duquesne, EE.UU. Es el autor del libro "Enfoque Pastoral de nuestras modernas pandemias: VIH/SIDA y Covid-19". En la actualidad, es el párroco y coordinador de proyectos de la nueva misión de los Misioneros de África en la Diócesis de Minna, Estado de Níger, Nigeria.