Father Romulo Panis talks about his journey to the priesthood and his missionary experiences.

After a childhood shaped by the Eucharist and the gentle guidance of Mary, Father Romulo answered a call that carried him to mission fields in Africa Continue reading →

“I have found joy in sharing my daily life and the Word of God with people, encouraging their faith and motivating them to live a better life, spiritually and materially.” Father John Jani Castro, a Comboni missionary from Ecuador, talks Continue reading →

Father Joseph Mumbere Musanga accompanies Christian communities committed to protecting the environment. An ongoing struggle.

I am Congolese and have been working in Brazil for almost five years, specifically in the suburb of Pequiá, in the city of Açailândia, in Continue reading →

Fr. Juan Manuel Labajo Pejenaute, a Spanish Comboni missionary, takes us to his Amakuriat mission among the Pokot ethnic group.

Our parish in Amakuriat, a small town in northwestern Kenya, is dedicated to Our Lady of Peace. We live with Continue reading →

A Comboni Sister, Mercy Dorothy, tells us about her first encounter with Chad. “The heat of Chad may burn you at first, but it will warm your heart to love even more.”

When I made my first religious profession on Continue reading →

“Sometimes I think the only way to talk about God is to remain silent and offer an embrace full of tenderness and hope,” Father Alessio Geraci, an Italian Comboni Missionary, tells us about his missionary experience on the outskirts of Continue reading →

Comboni missionary Sister Tere Soto, from Mexico, talks to us about her commitment to women, listening to them and sharing their struggles and projects.

During my years in Africa, I admired the remarkable work of women. They are responsible for Continue reading →

Father Pepe Girau Pellicer describes the experience at the Ankanful prison in Ghana. “We experience the mission in its dual dimension of proclaiming the Gospel and promoting humanity.”

The large Ankanful prison complex is located about six kilometres from Cape Continue reading →

From a simple life in the Philippines to missionary work in Africa and Brazil, Fr. Marnecio Quarteros ’s vocation journey is a testament to God’s love, guidance, and purpose, shaping him to realise that things do not happen by chance. Continue reading →

Mexican Comboni nun, Sr. Rosa María del Socorro, talks to us about her experience in one of the most difficult areas of the Dominican Republic.

I worked for several years in Chad, Africa; among the indigenous Mazatec people in southern Continue reading →