The Chittagong Hill Tracts is a region in the south-east of Bangladesh, on the borders with India and Myanmar. It is an inaccessible mountain area that the local government has kept isolated from the rest of the country. A group Continue reading →

Mexican Comboni Brother Juan Carlos Salgado is a doctor and has been working in Africa for the past 16 years. We ask him to shares his experience with us.

I am working at the mission hospital in Mungbere in the Continue reading →

The only FM radio station operating in the West Nile region and Northern Uganda. At the service of the people and the church.

It’s early morning, the sun rises behind the green hills of Arua. People moving and the first Continue reading →

The waste pickers in Marco Moura on the outskirts of Santa Rita, a city in the state of Paraiba, in the northeast of Brazil. A story of redemption that shows the way to hope, shared by a Comboni community living Continue reading →

The Dassanech, are one of the oldest ethnic groups in Africa. These people live in three different east-African countries: Ethiopia, Sudan and Kenya. The Dassanech have been in conflict with the nomadic Turkana for generations. The tensions may be explained Continue reading →

A young Ugandan Comboni missionary talks about his pastoral activities in one of the remotest missions in the South Sudan

Our mission in Old Fanagk is located in the northern part of Jonglie State under the diocese of Malakal and Continue reading →

In the outskirts of Bogotà, some Comboni Missionaries are committed to giving dignity and strength to Afro communities.

The Afro people of Bogotà live in the suburbs of the city. Most men of these communities work in the construction and Continue reading →

For more than twenty years now, Brother Richard Hardi, a medical ophthalmologist, travels through the forest of the Congo to reach the most distant villages and restore sight to people otherwise condemned to a life of darkness.

His old four-wheel Continue reading →

Their childhood has been marked by unspeakable cruelty. Former child soldiers find hospitality at the school run by Sister Rosemary where they learn a trade and to be loved.

Restoring dignity and confidence to former child soldiers is a difficult Continue reading →

Spreading the culture of life to realities of violence and death. This is the goal of the Legal Project. Father Saverio Paolillo, a supporter of this initiative, talks to us about it.

Gabriel, one of our children, looks 12, but Continue reading →