Two Lay Comboni Missionaries: “It is through all the people we meet on a daily basis that we hear the call to mission”. 

Many are the times when we leave our house and venture along the winding paths and the Continue reading →

The workshop is called the Jagorani Handicraft Centre. Sr. Mary Lillian, the founder started working with poor women in 1968; now it works with 3,000 people, mostly non-Christians. The products are also exported abroad. For the sister, “if women can Continue reading →

I learned with the poor that I am always in God and that no moment of life is without Him—because He is love and happiness but also pain and death. All of our precarious living is within the reach of Continue reading →

After 40 years working in the Media, Sr. Lissy Maruthanakuzhy, decided to move for another challenge experience. She tells us her story. 

It was the desire to become a missionary that brought me to the Daughters of St. Paul in Continue reading →

Brother  Ayih Teko Dugbé Fafa Jean Claude Pierre from Togo, talked with us about many challenges, he has  experienced along the way to becoming a Comboni brother.  

The first challenge was life in the postulancy as a brother living Continue reading →