In our first years in life, we are led to question everything around us. Far from pretending to know and understand everything, we look to adults as life partners who can help us make sense of the world, guiding us Continue reading →
The passage speaks of a wedding, of a shortage of wine, of servants, of six stone jars, of water and of beautiful wine, reserved until this moment. The bride is not named; the bridegroom only appears at Continue reading →
“It was the mission that made me a missionary. I came to understand the true nature of the mission and the charism of St Daniel Comboni.” Fr. Tesfaye Erbelo Anulo from Ethiopia, talks about his vocation journey and his missionary Continue reading →
Father Valentin Garcia, a Spanish Comboni missionary, shares: “Some ideas in this mature time of my life.”
Since I was a child, in the minor seminary of the Comboni Missionaries, we were visited by missionaries from Africa and Latin America Continue reading →
The Girls’ School of Nacala is run by the Comboni Missionary Sisters and has about 300 students, mostly from the Makua ethnic group. About half of them live in the college. Sister Elizabeth Carrillo tells us about her experience.
