Introduction: our ninth ‘Lectio Divina’ follows the topic of the previous month, from the same Gospel of Mark 10:46-52. This text illustrates the blindness of the disciples of Jesus and the failures to believe in Him as the Messiah, the Continue reading →
Rádio Monte Roraima aims to inform listeners according to quality, impartiality and ethical standards, focusing on the least fortunate, human rights and the environment.
The day light is so bright, perhaps because the sky is clear or because the country Continue reading →
The Apostolic Vicariate of Puerto Leguízamo–Solano was established only a few years ago . Msgr. Joaquín Humberto Pinzόn sent us some notes.
The Vicariate covers an immense territory of 64,912 square km inhabited by 56 thousand people, almost all Catholics. Continue reading →
The everyday simple gestures can create a spirit of trust and brotherhood among people of different religions. This is the experience of American Maryknoll missionary, Fr Bob McCahill. “The life of service to the sick-poor and the simplicity of lifestyle Continue reading →
According to the United Nation, The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), is ‘the worst place to be a woman’. But Neema Namadamu never questioned her faith, and became a source of inspiration. She told us her story.
A Sudanese University student Fatah Elalim brought back lessons to his community in Sudan’s Western Kordofan State, about dialogue as a way to transform local conflicts non-violently.
Fatah Elalim is a student at the University of Dalanj, located in the Continue reading →
One of the most exciting things about growing up is realizing just how much there is for us in life. “I want it all and I want it now”, just about sums it up.
The joy of life and of Continue reading →
There is a village at the gates of Jerusalem, on the eastern slope of the Mount of Olives, which still has a particular attraction to visitors. The Gospels register it with the name of Bethany, and Jesus took refuge there Continue reading →
