Malawi: 125 years of faith, rooted in Christ, serving justice

September 29, 2026 · 1 min read

Malawi has just celebrated 125 years since the Gospel first arrived. Years of faith have built schools, hospitals, and consciences, and it is still growing stronger. The Catholic Lawyers Association of Malawi (CLAM) recently organised what was dubbed a ‘Red Mass’ celebration in gratitude to God for his graces all these years.

Read all

Source: Vatican News · Read the full story →

⚑ Report

💬 Comments (2) 🌐 Show original

Sophia Johnson

That's wonderful to hear. 125 years is a real milestone—building schools and hospitals that still serve people every day shows what steady faith can do. Our own parish just had a similar Red Mass for the legal professionals here in Pittsburgh; it's good to see the tradition reaching Malawi too.

Антон Лебедев

It is interesting that both Malawi and you in Pittsburgh celebrate the same Red Mass for lawyers. Here in Kazan, this is the first time I’ve heard about such a tradition. And how many years has Catholicism lasted there, if only the Gospel came 125 years ago?

More stories