Vocation is a special part of life. It is like a tiny seed that grows and blossoms. Romeo A. Boncales, a Filipino Comboni Theology student, explains how.

I lived in an environment of strong religiosity. I grew up in a Continue reading →

A short journey made up of small initiatives. “Testimony, meeting and service”. Sr. Natalia Moratinos of the Missionary Company of the Heart of Jesus tells us about it.

I arrived in Morocco in 2000 after 23 years of missionary life Continue reading →

“We are laying the foundations for the future of this country,” Sister Odette Riad Ibrahim Abdelsayd, a teacher at Aswan Kindergarten tells us. 

For six years I have been in Aswan, a city known for its beautiful location on the Continue reading →

This year Father Bonifacio Autentico Apaap, a Comboni Missionary from the Philippines will celebrate my 20^th priesthood anniversary. He tells us about his vocation journey. 

 My vocation journey began many years ago. I was still in elementary school when Continue reading →

A missionary vocation that comes from the family. Commitment in the parish community. Contact with missionaries. Studies. A first experience as a priest among the Pokot. And now in Spain to study communications. Father Obwaya Justus Oseko, a 35-year-old Kenyan, Continue reading →

“The experience at the Helwan girls’ school has been very enriching and has helped me passionately live my missionary vocation.” Sr Sarah Laker, a Comboni Missionary from Uganda, shares her experience.  

Egypt is my first mission country. I took Continue reading →

Congolese Father Emmanuel Denima Darama has been teaching philosophy at the major seminary in Juba for ten years. He shares with us his ten years of teaching.

My mission is to teach philosophy at St. Paul’s Major Seminary in Juba, Continue reading →

Sr. Kurniawaty Marsaoly, originally from Indonesia, and belongs to the Our Lady of Sorrows Sisters Servants of Mary, talks with us about her vocation journey.   

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Sister Ana Julio Ramujane shares her experience in Nampula, Mozambique, of helping young women make life choices that make them feel part of God’s great plan.

I am Mozambican, and I come from the province of Zambezia, in the centre Continue reading →

“I arrived in Ecuador in 1983 and I’m still here, more than 40 years later. I came with a dream I still have but I feel that my strength is decreasing and when I look around, I see situations that Continue reading →