Jean Marie Mwamba Kabaya, Comboni Brother, Congolese, shares with us some reflections on what it means to be a formator of young people who are preparing to be missionaries.
My name is Abebayehu Tefera Atara, a Comboni Missionary from Ethiopia. I grew up in Haro Wato, Uraga District, Guji Zone, Oromiya Region, Ethiopia, the eldest of nine children. While my father was a farmer and quiet man, my mother Continue reading →
My name is Father José A. Intuela Sagras, a Comboni Missionary from Mozambique. I was ordained priest in May 2014. My first assignment was in Chad, where I lived for nine years. In June 2023 I returned to Mozambique and Continue reading →
My name is Mario Jason Castro, a Comboni Missionary Brother from the Philippines. I am the fourth of six children and both my parents supported us by selling livestock meat in the market. My parents dedicated their time working so Continue reading →
The latest African Youth Survey from the Ichikowitz Family Foundation, a leading African foundation promoting active citizenship across the continent, provides a comprehensive look at the perspectives, hopes and concerns of young people in 16 African countries. Now in its Continue reading →
As disciples of Christ, we are invited to grow in our likeness to Him through our thoughts, words, and actions. We should prioritize prayer, cultivate a compassionate heart, and pursue a mission in life.
“Blessed”, says Jesus, for those we consider unhappy. For us, the rich, the powerful and the honoured are the blessed; we value those who have wealth, power and count in society.
