(In Kenya) Sr. Agnes Njeri Celebrates African Catholic Sisters’ Historic Role at G20 Interfaith Forum

 

Sr. Agnes Njeri of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Mombasa is making waves in Kenya for her praise of the groundbreaking participation of African Catholic Sisters at the G20 Interfaith Forum in Cape Town. Representing Kenya alongside sisters from four other African nations, Sr. Njeri highlighted their impactful advocacy on critical issues, including healthcare, poverty, gender equality, disability inclusion, and debt relief. She described their presence as a significant milestone for women religious in global decision-making arenas.

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Speaking at the forum, Sr. Njeri underscored the unique grassroots perspectives Catholic Sisters bring to high-level discussions, addressing challenges faced by vulnerable communities. She emphasized the forum’s theme, “Ubuntu in Action,” as a powerful call for faith leaders to unite and prioritize human well-being over financial burdens like debt repayments. Her remarks have sparked widespread admiration on X, with Kenyans celebrating the sisters’ contributions to global advocacy.