Brother Godfroy-Abel Dimanche talks about his experience as a formator and his involvement in pastoral activities with Afro-descendants.
I am from the Central African Republic and have been a formator at the Comboni Missionaries’ International Centre for Brothers in Bogotá, Continue reading →
Christophe Blawo, a Comboni Brother, has just obtained a PhD in Social Transformation from Tangaza University. Here, he talks about what this means for him and the community.
The PhD journey is often described as a marathon of the mind, Continue reading →
A few months ago, he celebrated 15 years of priestly life, ten of which he spent in the Central African Republic. Father Fernado Cortes Barbosa, a Mexican, shares his missionary experience with us.
“My vocation began as a gentle stirring in my heart and blossomed into a living testament to grace, perseverance and divine providence”. A Comboni deacon Nicholas Mbithi talks about his vocation journey.
A missionary sister is helping people affected by terrorist attacks in Cabo Delgado, providing psychological support to help them cope with their trauma.
Cabo Delgado is the northernmost province of Mozambique. It has historically been poor and neglected. An insurgency Continue reading →
“We face many challenges, and we try to overcome them by providing accessible solutions,’ says Sister Sonia de Jesus Garcia, talking about her work with an interfaith group of women.” One of the greatest joys of the mission is seeing Continue reading →
“We strive to build a Church that reaches out to the people. We encourage the laity to assume their responsibilities because we know that their response guarantees the future of the Church,” Father Juan Sanchez Arenas tells us about his Continue reading →
“We are working to ensure that the Church understands that we need the original peoples.” Sr Luz Angélica Arenas is committed to working with native communities in Mexico.
