Sr. Daisy Jacob, missionary sister in India and Papua New Guinea. A life rooted in prayer, charity and silent service.
Don Bosco Tech in Latabari empowers marginalized youth in West Bengal through skill-based training in hospitality and healthcare, shaping careers and lives.
Sr Leah says: "The young people face countless problems in their daily lives, but when I see their spirit and determination I feel inspired and strengthened"
Messages of gratitude for Pope Francis. Friends, Muslim and non-Muslim acquaintances offer condolences on his death.
A Hindu reflects on Pope Francis: "I saw something powerful — not religion, but compassion. Not dogma, but dignity. I shared his hope". An inspiring story of interfaith respect and human connection.
Suburban women in Bahia become witnesses of hope with a project of faith, formation and care promoted by the Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate.
Letter of Sr. Antonella, Congregation Leader, for Easter. Her invitation: be witnesses of joy. Christian joy attracts others to follow Christ.
Letter from Shamin, a young Muslim from Bangladesh, to Pope Francis. The universal language of love, kindness, humanity transcend all religious boundaries.
The first steps of Sr. Francesca in Cameroon are a journey of faith, encounter and discovery, lived with trust even in daily challenges.
In the Silence of Service: The Journey of Sr. Daisy Jacob Chakkalackal 04/06/2025
Empowering Youth Through Skill Training: The Transformative Mission of Don Bosco Tech in Latabari 28/05/2025
Hope and Youth in Guinea-Bissau: A Journey of Faith and Transformation 28/05/2025
On l’a aimé 17/05/2025
An Hindu on Pope Francis: Finding Shared Hope Beyond Religion 02/05/2025
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