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Fr. Antonio La Braca on a boat heading to Old Fangak.

Mass in Rumbek. The Comboni Missionaries collaborate with the Local Church, in first evangelization and pastoral care among the Dinka, Nuer, Bari, Mundari and Kuku communities.

Fr. Joseph Pellerino during a procession in Mapuordit. About fifty Comboni missonaries are present in South Sudan.

Br. Rosario Iannetti visits a patient in Mapuordit hospital. Missionaries are active in the health sector. The Hospital was started in 2002.

Denka woman with her child. Fostering education and health care.

Fr. Alfred Mawadri visits a community. The first missionary station in South Sudan was opened by the Comboni Missionaries in 1901.

Fr. González Fernando blesses some catechists. Committed to the formation of leaders and lay ministers.

A young mother of the Nuer ethnic group in South Sudan. Since the outbreak of the civil war in 2013, more than two million people have become refugees.

A car of the mission destroyed after a rebel attack in Leer.

Children in the UN camp near Juba.

Mass with displace people near Leer.

Boy at the refugee camp.

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