In their commitment to proclaim the Gospel to the most vulnerable, three Claretian missionaries have devoted their lives to serving the Christian communities in Bolivia’s Apostolic Vicariate of Pando.

We are the Religious of Mary Immaculate, Claretian Missionaries, present in Continue reading →

Marco Antonio Faria, a Brazilian Comboni missionary brother, shares his vocational journey and the mission he carries out among the Nuer in South Sudan.

I feel very satisfied with the path to which God has called me and which I Continue reading →

“St. Joseph Hospital needs at least five doctors,” says Sister Susan Akullo. “At the moment, there are three of us. One has worked here at least ten years without a break, so we will soon be just two.”

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A simple sign of the cross leads him to discover God’s call in his life. Fr. Raoul Sohouénou Cakpo Edènan, Comboni Missionary from Benin, talks about it.

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German religious sister Juliana Seelmann wanted to be a nurse who was close to the dying. By a twist of fate, she ended up in the reception centre for asylum seekers – where she found her true vocation. Yet in Continue reading →

Last year, 18 Catholic missionaries were murdered worldwide: 13 priests, three religious sisters, one seminarian, and one lay leader.  On 15 January 2023, a Nigerian priest was burned alive and another suffered gunshot wounds after attackers stormed a priests’ house. Continue reading →

Sister Nelly León, a woman religious from Chile, has consecrated her life to accompanying women in prison. 

My name is Nelly León. I am a woman religious of the Congregation of the Good Shepherd. I currently manage one of the Continue reading →

Sister Wamuyu Teresia Wachira  believes peace is possible, that the vicious cycles of violence and injustice can be broken, and that the media can bring conflicting parties together by “looking at both sides”.

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She has dedicated more than 20 years of her life to prisoners. 

Something has changed in the Philippines since the arrival of Ferdinand Marcos Jr as president, “But we can’t say yet if the situation is improving; it’s too early Continue reading →

Father Luke Anatole Welemu, a Malawian missionary talk with us about his vocation journey. 

I am the last born in a family of three brothers and two sisters. I come from Dedza district located in the Central Region of Malawi. Continue reading →