Publications

"Through the hurried driver, the skilled conductor, and the crammed passengers, the book questions our social practices, our daily compromises, and our way of inhabiting the city." This is the discovery that awaits those who acquire this work by Donatien Mbudi.

This apostolic letter pays tribute to the Pontifical Institute of Archaeology on its centenary. The Pope, addressing bishops, those responsible for culture and education, brothers and sisters, scholars, etc., mentions the importance of archaeology in the mystery of salvation.

Following his manual on Mass readers, the author returns with this new essay on altar servers. Here is how he defines his work in these words addressed to the intended audience.

Published on Sunday, November 23, 2025, on the Solemnity of Christ the King, the apostolic letter In unitate fidei, on the occasion of the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea, traces a long journey of the Christian faith in the hearts of those who have Jesus Christ in common as Lord and Savior.

Dilexi te sur l'amour envers les pauvres, avec ses 121 paragraphes, est une exhortation en continuité avec Dilexit nos du Pape François. Le Pape Léon XIV s’est approprié du projet de son prédécesseur tout en y ajoutant ses réflexions. L’on pourrait dire que Dilexi te est en bifurcation des écrits de François et Léon.

C'était en plein jour du mardi 02 septembre que l'œuvre d'une recherche de plusieurs jours intitulée : « Être catholique en RDC dans un monde en mutation », de Mgr Fulgence Muteba, archevêque métropolitain de Lubumbashi (Haut-Katanga), a connue son vernissage.

Entitled "The Responsibility of Practical Theology in Black Africa", the work of more than 500 pages by His Excellency Monsignor Fulgence Muteba is a bridge between doctrine and pastoral work. It was presented by three professors, namely Julien Kilanga (former rector of the University of Lubumbashi), Léonard Santedi (rector of the Catholic University of Congo) and François Yumba (Academic Secretary of the UCC).

Denis Kialuta Longana, born in Kinshasa, is a priest of the Archdiocese of Kinshasa and a professor with a doctorate in philosophy. He exercises his priestly ministry in Walloon Brabant and teaches at the National Pedagogical University of Kinshasa. He is very interested in the problem of the meaning of life and questions related to both.

This encyclical of Pope Francis published this Thursday, October 24, 2024, contains five parts in 220 paragraphs. It has arrived as a sort of enthronement of the Heart of Jesus in the realities already addressed in his 2015 encyclical Laudato si (on the safeguarding of the common home) and Fratelli Tutti of 2020 (on fraternity and social friendship). In Dilexit nos, everything is centered on the loving relationship of man and his God in loving one another to better protect the common home by the grace of the Heart of Christ.

Ultimately, for its author, "Ultima verba or involuntary apophthegms" pulls us between emphasis and gloss. In other words, he asks himself the question: "Should we speak of life with an inappropriate and abusive declamatory style? Or should we explain it even if it is sometimes sibylline?

After the release of his book online at CoolLibri last September, Jean-Marie KONDE MUANDA, the author of Les étincelles au quotidien, gave a preview presentation of his work to a group of notables from Bangui this Friday, November 29, 2024. The objective of this presentation was to sell this opus to support a few students living with disabilities for their schooling and a few street children for vocational training.

The new publication on Liturgical Dance and its Theological Status in the Roman Rite, is the result of the thesis of Father Ghislain Zoautekonbgo of Central African nationality, ordained priest in September 2010 on behalf of the Archdiocese of Bangui. Since 2024, he has been a doctor of liturgy. His thesis deals with liturgical anthropology, on "the problematic of the existence of liturgical dance, an updated path, reconsidered towards the understanding of the theological status of dance in the Roman Rite.