THE OTHER, MYSELF: DARING TO REACH OUT TO THE NEEDY - MASUMBUKO MUNEMBWE, Arsène
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Committed to the pacification, stabilization and peaceful resolution of conflicts, Abbot Arsène Masumbuko MUNEMBWE is a witness to history whose vision is undoubtedly the keystone in a diachronic perspective of the creation of a new Congolese society. As an alert thrower, he hastened to restore the tarnished image of the region in which the communities are victims of all kinds of atrocities due to the presence of the internal and foreign armed forces and groups that are imposing themselves on the field. Through the Caritas Development Goma, this prelate, by his mediation, is at the forefront…mehr

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Committed to the pacification, stabilization and peaceful resolution of conflicts, Abbot Arsène Masumbuko MUNEMBWE is a witness to history whose vision is undoubtedly the keystone in a diachronic perspective of the creation of a new Congolese society. As an alert thrower, he hastened to restore the tarnished image of the region in which the communities are victims of all kinds of atrocities due to the presence of the internal and foreign armed forces and groups that are imposing themselves on the field. Through the Caritas Development Goma, this prelate, by his mediation, is at the forefront in the disengagement of some of these forces. Also, he is opposed to the obscurantism of identity-based withdrawal or communitarianism that subjugates the being-together and the living-together. He wanted to share his experience with you, always with the concern of contributing to the advent of a Congo of peace, fraternity and love because, for him, another world is possible and another
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Nacido el 30 de octubre de 1963, el abate Arsène MASUMBUKO MUNEMBWE es doctor en Teología Moral por la Universidad Pontificia de Madrid, España. Fue ordenado sacerdote el 8 de septiembre de 1990 por el Santo Padre, San Juan Pablo II, en Kagwayi, Ruanda. Entre 2009 y 2019, fue administrador general de Cáritas-Desarrollo Goma y profesor de la Universidad Pontificia de Madrid.