Jubilee Year of Hope

The Africa Faith and Justice Network is working with Maryknoll’s Office for Global Concerns, Jubilee USA Network, and Caritas Internationalis for the Jubilee Year of Hope’s Turn Debt into Hope Campaign.

Our Mission

The Africa Faith and Justice Network (AFJN), inspired by the Gospel and informed by Catholic Social Teaching, seeks to educate and advocate for just relations with Africa and to work in partnership with African peoples as they engage in the struggle for justice, peace, and the integrity of creation.

Proclaim Jubilee!

Proclaim Jubilee! Guidance for Organizers

In-Person Prayer Service:
Proclaim Jubilee! Together we can End Global Debt

October 15, 2025

12:00 pm (Noon)

Community Park
Washington, DC

 

 

Watch on Facebook Live

https://www.facebook.com/jubileeusa

Prayer Leaders Include:

Susan Gunn (Maryknoll)

Alfonso (Caritas)

Rabbi Fred
(kindly providing a shofar)

Turn Debt into Hope: Relay for Hope

Since 1983

Advocating for Just
US-Africa Policy

Founding

In 1983, the Congregation of the Holy Spirit (Spiritans), the Missionaries of Africa, and the Society of African Missions, founded the AFJN. These three Catholic Missionary congregations, moved to action by their personal experiences in Africa, wanted to transform US policy towards Africa and her people. Their approach was two-fold: to advocate, in faith, in the nation’s Capitol for US relations with Africa that foster justice and peace; and to educate the US public about Africa and her truths. As a Catholic nonprofit organization, AFJN’s purpose is to approach policy from a faith perspective, in a spirit of solidarity and justice, with the people of Africa.

What Drives Us

Our Mission

The Africa Faith and Justice Network, inspired by the Gospel and informed by Catholic Social Teaching, seeks to educate and advocate for just relations with Africa and to work in partnership with African peoples as they engage in the struggle for justice, peace, and the integrity of creation.

Incorporation

In 1989, AFJN was incorporated in Washington, DC as a Catholic religious non-profit organization under the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) IRS group ruling and continues to remain in good standing under the USCCB and be listed in the Official Catholic Directory.

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