Being both a priest and a journalist represents the two most dangerous missions ever. This is the experience of Father Omar Sotelo Aguilar, an energetic Mexican priest of the Society of San Paolo who for years has been at the Continue reading →
Medellín is an industrial city, the second most populated in Colombia, inhabited by the paisas, an enterprising and combative people, faithful to their traditions and home to important writers such as Héctor Abad.
Sister Fátima Lay Martínez belongs to a consecrated religious of the Catechist Sisters of Jesus Crucified. She talks about the mission in the Peruvian Amazon region
We live in Iquitos, the largest city in the Peruvian Amazon, surrounded by nature Continue reading →
Fr. José Javier Parladé Escobar, an 81-year-old Spaniard spent fifty-two years of his life in Sudan. Recently, he was forced to flee the country though not without reluctance. He immediately wishes to clarify matters saying: “I want to return as Continue reading →
She is seated at a table while answering the children’s questions around the table, all busily creating decorations out of colored paper. Sr. Pillai, a member of the Daughters of Our Lady of the Garden, she is the secretary of Continue reading →
Sister Marie Claire Silatchom is a Dominican missionary of the Rosary, from Cameroon. With obvious enthusiasm, she tells us about her journey as a religious.
My religious and missionary vocation burned in my heart from an early age, fruit of Continue reading →
He said yes to the Comboni vocation. Initially, the choice was not clear. But by listening to the whispering inner voice, the journey to be a missionary was unstoppable.
I was born in Nchalo, Chikhwawa district in Malawi, on 16th Continue reading →
He received the appointment as auxiliary bishop with “fear and trembling”. But with a great desire to serve the church. We spoke about it with the Combonian Msgr. António Manuel Bogaio Constantino who was recently consecrated as auxiliary bishop of Continue reading →
