The path of vocational discernment is a journey of discovery – about ourselves, God’s dream for our lives, and the brothers and sisters who accompany us. It is undertaken freely and leads to genuine happiness.
The vocation of the prophet Ezekiel inspires us to live our own vocation and mission with simplicity, knowing that it is God who calls and strengthens us.
Ezekiel, whose name means “God is my strength,” was a priest and the Continue reading →
Father Antonio La Braca is an Italian Comboni missionary. He first left for Africa in 1972 and has been carrying out his missionary ministry there ever since. He has worked primarily in Uganda and South Sudan, where he still lives. Continue reading →
Father Simon Yomkuey Kueth Tap is the first Nuer to become a Comboni missionary and the first South Sudanese Comboni priest to be ordained since the country gained independence fifteen years ago. His initial appointment as a missionary will be Continue reading →
Sr. Norma Virginia Allen Brown shares her experience with the elderly. “By accompanying them, I continue to feel like a woman and a missionary, despite my advanced age.”
I am the first Comboni missionary of African origin in Costa Rica. Continue reading →
