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Sustainable economy
A missionary perspective on the economy in the context of an evangelization journey that contributes to a more just, fraternal and sustainable world.
If you wish to collaborate with us, you can sustain a project or sponsor a child through distant sponsorship. But in case you wish to help them from near by our mission you can join the Onlus “The Friends of the Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate” or you can join the MSI Lay Associates.
Missionary Vocation
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To be original, not photocopy
I am Martha Appa, I come from an extended family with strong Christian values. I am a second year novice from Papua New Guinea.
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Little tool in God’s hand
My name is Maggie, I am a second year novice in the congregation of the Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate (PIME). I am 29 years old and from Papua New Guinea
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Love needs skin
Savina recounts her challenges in the journey of formation at the international novitiate and in the apostolate at the M. Teresa House.
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You are a Blessing
During this year dedicated to St. Joseph it’s a blessing for me to relive God’s call and my response. Reflecting on the life of St. Joseph I look back how God was speaking to me in various circumstances and leading me to come closer to Him and to love Him more. My parents are very devout Catholics who taught me to love God and awakened in me the desire to follow His footsteps. As a child, they...
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My Holy Week among the Ticunas
I’m Sr. Sunitha, a missionary in Brazil since 2015. I am currently working in Santa Rita do Weill, São Paulo de Olivença Parish, Diocese Alto Solimões, AM. Nomague (Good morning), chavega Sunitha (my name is Sunitha), these are my greetings in Ticuna language. Do you want to learn some more words? chamacu (friend), ngiãma (let’s go) , duri (butterfly), Mai (tree) Tupana (God) for today is ...