The word ‘Vocation’ can be explained as a calling, inclination, aptitude and an ability. It is an urge to do something; a passion towards something that you want to achieve and find fulfilment in. Vocation is therefore all about listening, Continue reading →

We have faith in a merciful, healing and compassionate God. Painful conditions we might find ourselves in may not change overnight, but we believe in a God who helps us rediscover our worth in His love for us.

We ask Continue reading →

One of the most exciting things about growing up is realizing just how much there is for us in life. “I want it all and I want it now”, just about sums it up.
The joy of life and of Continue reading →

Putting God at the centre of our lives implies to dedicate moments for reflection and meditation daily. In addition, to pursue an ethical way of life by which we weigh up the pros and cons of our actions vis-a-vis others Continue reading →

This year’s Comboni Missionaries’ Summer Camp was held at St Joseph’s Parish- Roehampton, a parish run by Comboni Fathers. The camp welcomed young people of ages 18-35 from all over Europe.

Youths from countries like Italy, Portugal, Poland and the Continue reading →

It is a long-standing tradition among the Comboni missionaries to open their doors and offer hospitality to all. Therefore, by being a missionary congregation it is a part of our charism to welcome people and entertain them in a fraternal Continue reading →

Human beings by nature have a unique call, which needs to be rediscovered so they live life to the full. Call by itself is the gift of God. Therefore, in order to make it a meaningful call one must grasp Continue reading →

This year Leeds Trinity University is celebrating its Golden Jubilee.  It used to be called Trinity and All Saints Teacher Training College and was founded in 1966.  Since then, thousands of students have passed through this college and have contributed Continue reading →

“Without youth there is no mission.”  

Young people are the foundation of our society and have a vital role to play in it. As children of God they are invited to contribute to the development of their own people Continue reading →