Sr. Annamaria, Sr. Gabriella and Sr. Giannina visiting Buraco do sapo, a favela in São Paulo, Brazil. An experience of welcome and solidarity
In 1977, Sr. Lidia Serra was in Boldipukur. The little girl she is carrying is the daughter of Boniface, who worked at the dispensary together with Sr. Magdalena.
1995, the first group of second grade students at Santa Maria High School in Watuluma smile and wave from the school's new boat.
Sr. Consolata Banfi, in the early years of her mission in Bangladesh, at the Danjuri Dispensary welcomes people who come for help.
It was December 1971 in Vinukonda, in the Guntur district of the state of Andra Pradesh. Sr. Emma gave cutting and sewing lessons to young women.
Don Michele, author of this photo, recounts the feast of Christ the King in Hong Kong in 1966
Sr. Roberta Pignone, originally from Monza, is a doctor in the hospital in Khulna, Bangladesh, where she cares for people suffering from leprosy and HIV.
Sr. Sandra Covini, a missionary in Hong Kong since 2001, currently serves people with mental disabilities in the Fu Hong Society's group homes.
Sr. Lorenza is now a missionary in Mymensingh, Bangladesh. She recounts in this video her encounters of joy that nourish her missionary vocation.
Sr. Lorena Brambilla served at Mary's Home centre for foreign women, mainly Filipinas, in Hong Kong.
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