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Not Firstborn or Lastborn: Study into Religious Formation Shows African Sister Most Likely to Be Middle Child
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Not Firstborn or Lastborn: Study into Religious Formation Shows African Sister Most Likely to Be Middle Child
Most African women Religious are middle children and not firstborns or lastborns, a study by the Centre for Research in Religious Life and Apostolate (CERRA-Africa) has established. Findings of the first year of the longitudinal study, which was conducted in 17 Sisters’ Congregations spread across Kenya and Zambia, were presented on Wednesday, June 1,1, during a research symposium that CERRA-Africa organized in Nairobi, Kenya. In Kenya, 62 perc…
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