The Mutua women of Angola dance in a circle, accompanied by collective chants and drums, with movements that highlight the strength of their legs and the rhythmic swaying of their bodies. Beaded necklaces, bracelets, and traditional hairstyles accentuate the twists and turns, while the songs convey stories and teachings from their ancestors.These expressions not only celebrate the beauty and energy of young women, but also strengthen social cohesion and the transmission of cultural values ​​with

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Late summer 2020 | An online initiative Following on the first online meeting last Pentecost, a new and similar initiative is being proposed for the weekend of August 28-30, 2020. The main theme will be “Always on the move, never uprooted” (Proposals 2020); the weekend will comprise a variety of online activities. https://www.taize.fr/en_article28794.html | Taizé

Join us tonight for Taizé Prayer 2025 “Held by God, Held by Community: Praying Together for the Lonely, the Hurting, and the Weary.” As one community of faith, let us pause, breathe, and enter into a moment of silence, scripture, song, and prayer. May this gathering remind us of our calling as katiwala—stewards of faith, compassion, and peace. 🕯 Happening Now: November 28, 2025 | 6:30 PM 📍 St. Stephen the Protomartyr Parish 👥 Open to all Lay Faithful Be with us in this sacred moment. Let the

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