My name is Francisca Appiah and I am a nurse. I was born in a small village in the Asante region of Ghana called Nkwankwaa, surrounded by vast fields and the sound of crickets at night.
My name is Butros Nicola Bazia. I believe in the alchemy of words, in the way stories can transform pain into hope, silence into dialogue, and memory into a compass for the future. This inner voice has guided me since Continue reading →
I am Emy Benros and I am 16 years old. I was born in Mindelo (Cape Verde) and I can’t imagine a life without music. There are several musicians in my family and, although they have not dedicated themselves to Continue reading →
My name is Lone Liberal; I am 18 years old and I live with my younger sisters, Andreina and Kiana, and my mother, Julia. Our house is in the Cabaia neighbourhood, in the city of Lobito.
My name is Glody Molinga and I am a young entrepreneur in the audiovisual content production sector. I was born in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, on April 17, 2002. I studied Communication and Information Technology Continue reading →
Lucía Fonts Santana, a Spanish Comboni missionary, dedicates herself full time to the study of the Aka language and culture to better serve this ancient people. T
The Aka are a nomadic Mbenga pygmy people residing in the south-western Central Continue reading →
Sister Patricia Lemus, a Guatemalan Comboni missionary, has been in Sri Lanka for over five years and in the town of Hatton for just over a year. She shares the challenges of her mission on the Asian continent.
Father Moses Otii recalls the armed conflict that began in the Central African Republic in 2012, but also the hope and efforts of the population to achieve peace.
Born in Uganda in 1979, he entered the minor seminary at the Continue reading →
His vocation can be traced back to his childhood. He never lost sight of his desire to become a missionary. A Comboni missionary talks about his vocation journey.
