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“I carry with me a photo of a Muslim child who, during my visit to Lebanon, was standing there holding a sign that said ‘Welcome, Pope Leo,’ and in this latest phase of the war, he was killed. “There are many human situations like this, and I believe we must have the ability to think in this way. “And as a Church, I say again: as a pastor, I cannot be in favor of war. “I would like to encourage everyone to make efforts to seek answers that come from a culture of peace, not of hatred or division.” — Pope Leo XIV

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ST. CHARLES LWANGA stands among the greatest heroes of the Christian faith in Africa. A young leader in the royal court of King Mwanga II of Buganda, he lived at a time when following Christ demanded extraordinary courage. His story is not merely one of martyrdom but of conviction, purity, leadership, and an unwavering commitment to God. As chief of the royal pages, Charles was entrusted with the care and formation of younger boys in the king's service. Having embraced Christianity, he became a mentor to many of them, teaching them the faith and encouraging them to live according to Christian values. When King Mwanga sought sexual relations with some of the pages, Charles courageously protected the young men under his care and urged them to remain faithful to Christian teaching on chastity. His refusal to cooperate with the king's demands placed him directly in danger. Rather than compromise his faith or abandon those he was responsible for, Charles chose to stand firm. Even as persecution against Christians intensified, he continued strengthening fellow believers and preparing them spiritually for whatever lay ahead. He understood the risks, yet he would not betray Christ or his conscience. On June 3, 1886, Charles Lwanga and his companions were burned alive at Namugongo. Facing a brutal death, they displayed remarkable peace, courage, and faith. What was intended to destroy Christianity instead became one of the most powerful testimonies to the Gospel in African history. Today, St. Charles Lwanga is revered as the patron saint of African youth. His life reminds us that holiness often requires courage, that true leadership means protecting the vulnerable, and that fidelity to Christ is worth every sacrifice. More than a century after his death, his witness continues to inspire Christians around the world to stand for truth, purity, and faithfulness regardless of the cost ✝️❤️🙏🏿🙏🏾

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Thank you all for joining us at the Joint BHIVA x @BASHH_UK conference this year. Until next time... 👋 #BHIVABASHH26

Glad to have attended the #BHIVABASHH2026 conference with support from the @BritishHIVAssoc conference scholarship and the @rhodes_trust. Today was about learning drug resistance in persons on LA-CAB, pharmacokinetics of Doravirine in pregnant women, and reaching communities.

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"End the Genocide in Nigeria" billboard in New York City. The world can't go silent. Christians are being persecuted in Nigeria right now. Where is the global outrage?

It’s Day 3 of #BHIVABASHH2026!

Yesterday, I learnt about the need for HIV testing among children, pregnancy-at-home births for people living with HIV, and enjoyed reading some posters on drug resistance and Hepatitis C transmission networks #BHIVABASHH2026

It’s Day 2 of #BHIVABASHH2026

We need novel combination ART therapies for improving quality of life, and increased representation in treatment trials - Prof Chloe Orkin #BHIVABASHH2026

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Youth co-creation is transforming health systems in Kenya, Nigeria, the Philippines and Mongolia. Here are two stories from “Youth co-creation for health: a practical guide”, showing how co-creation strengthens health systems and leads to more inclusive outcomes. #YouthCoCreation