The situation of Christians in Egypt is that of a varied minority. They do not always succeed in living as brothers and sisters. Nevertheless, the reality of encounter and fraternity is a real possibility. The monastery of Anaphora is a Continue reading →

An Indian sister talks about her vocation journey and her commitment with the poor. 

I was born into a traditional Catholic family in Kerala, India, and my journey with Jesus began in early childhood. I imbibed the faith from my Continue reading →

Sr Beatriz Galán Domingo, a Comboni missionary sister, sharing everyday life with the Sri Lankan people. 

I remember the day I arrived at Talawakelle,  in August 2017. Instead of four and a half hours, it took us six hours to Continue reading →

My name is Sr. Anita C. Concepcion from Binmaley, Pangasinan. I am the only Comboni missionary Sister from the Philippines. I believed God began to fashion and slowly plant seeds in my heart to enter religious life long before I Continue reading →

Father Teweldebrhan Nayir Barkay from Eritrea talks with us about his vocation journey and the challenges of his pastoral activities among the Kumana. 

I was born in 1983 in Abengulet, a village 17 kilometres from Keren, the second largest city Continue reading →