“After spending over two decades in Italy, despite my 78 years of age and the loss of my vocal cords due to cancer in 2000, I couldn’t resist the inner urge to return to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).” Continue reading →
“As I see them share their spiritual journeys, express their doubts and hopes, or recognise God’s action in their lives, I feel privileged to witness the discreet yet powerful work of grace.” Father Augustin Fene-Fene Santime shares about his commitment Continue reading →
Young displaced people are trying to finish their studies. Their way of working for peace.
They haven’t taken up arms. They haven’t climbed the mountains with armed groups or crossed the border to work illegally. Instead, they’re working hard at Continue reading →
The place of silence in our lives isn’t easy to specify. Silence is a complex; sometimes we fear it and try to avoid it and sometimes when we are tired and over-stimulated we positively long for it.
The path of vocational discernment is a journey of discovery – about ourselves, God’s dream for our lives, and the brothers and sisters who accompany us. It is undertaken freely and leads to genuine happiness.
The vocation of the prophet Ezekiel inspires us to live our own vocation and mission with simplicity, knowing that it is God who calls and strengthens us.
Ezekiel, whose name means “God is my strength,” was a priest and the Continue reading →
