Sr. María del Amor Puche talks to us about the difficulties of the people between guerrilla groups and refugee camps. Insecurity and fear. Commitment to women. Small microcredit projects.
I live in Balama, which belongs to the diocese of Pemba, Continue reading →
The Comboni Missionaries have been present in Chad for nearly 47 years and are located in almost every diocese. Enrico Gonzales, an Italian Comboni Missionary Brother, tells us about their commitment to serving local communities and the challenges they face. Continue reading →
The Comboni missionary, Father Rafaello Savoia is one of the main pioneers of Afro-Latin American pastoral care. Starting from the Gospel, he made his commitment to the dignity, development and evangelization of black people the commitment of his entire missionary Continue reading →
A love for nature. Ready to accept life’s challenges. Twelve years of missionary life in Zambia that transformed her mentality and spirituality. Sister Eulalia Capdevila Enriquez speaks to us.
My parents gave me the name Eulàlia, a name which implies Continue reading →
It is in the rugged terrain of Amakuriat, Kenya, that Father Jean-Paul Katembo Muhandiro finds his calling. Now in his third year at this remote parish, Fr. Jean-Paul reflects on his missionary journey.
“Young Africans are playing an active role in bringing social change in the continent. They are contributing daily to the benefit of their communities and nations across Africa.”
Africa boasts the world’s youngest population with more than sixty percent of Continue reading →
“The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light” (Is 9:1).
This prophecy of Isaiah never ceases to touch us, especially when we hear it proclaimed in the liturgy of Christmas Night. This is not simply an Continue reading →