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Zambia Catholic women raise over $400,000 for seminarian fund
First source report
The Catholic Women’s Organisation in the Archdiocese of Lusaka raised K8.1 million, approximately US$426,316, for the 2026 Seminarian Fund. This total is an increase of K1 million, or about US$52,632, from the previous year's contribution.
Archbishop Alick Banda commended the group during the annual fund presentation, noting that the money supports the preparation of future priests for pastoral ministry. Members of the Catholic Women Association from the Diocese of Mzuzu in Malawi attended the event.
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- Official sourceZAMBIA: Lusaka Catholic Women Raise Over US$ 400,000 for Seminarian Fund
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