Luis Humberto Gonzales is a 49-year-old Comboni Brother from Peru. A nurse by profession, he shares with us his experience of serving the elderly and sick missionaries.
The community hosts 65 missionaries, mostly Italian, who can no longer stay in Continue reading →
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 →
