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Accepting to ‘die’ to ‘be reborn’

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We can find here the sharing of sr. CARINE NGUIMEYA, from Cameroon, missionary in Italy since 2017. Accepting to ‘die’ to ‘be reborn’ In your experience, what are the fundamental elements of a missionary lifestyle, which allows you to get into the mission? I am just a beginner as a missionary in Italy. In the sense that it’s only three years since I have come to Italy from Cameroon. Ther...

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Implications of Laudato Si in Papua New Guinea

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Areca nut, commonly known as betel nut and in Papua New Guinea (PNG) pidgin language known as buai is a popular nut chewed in many communities of PNG. The nut is chewed with mustard (seed and or leaves) mixed with lime which gives the chewer an elated or ecstatic social emotion. Commonly used at social gatherings, when feeling bored, and or to keep one occupied or just for pass time. Buai, once a ...

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Fedeltà creativa al tempo del coronavirus

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“Siamo chiamate ad una profonda vita di fede che ci fa assumere gli stessi criteri di Gesù nel nostro modo di sentire, pensare, giudicare e agire. Il desiderio di fare in tutto ciò che piace a Dio ci sostiene nella ricerca umile e costante della sua Volontà” (Cost. 7) Questo articolo delle nostre Costituzioni ci invita a rinnovare continuamente la nostra passione missionaria e a cercare sem...

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Dangerous climate change- cyclone Amphan

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The climate is a common good, belonging to all and meant for all. At the global level, it is a complex system linked to many of the essential conditions for human life. A very solid scientific consensus indicates that we are presently witnessing a disturbing warming of the climate system. In recent decades this warming has been accompanied by a constant rise in the sea level and, it would appe...

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Living with joy the newness of the mission

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I’m sr. Maria Clara Pires, from Parintins in North Brazil. I reached Hong Kong in 2016, bringing along the desire to insert myself in this mission. I was aware about the challenges, but I believe God is always at my side and he gives me strength and graces to overcome them. At the beginning, I had to learn the local language, which is quite difficult and requires a lot of time, patience and ...

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Glimpse of the First Profession 2020

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16 July, on the feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, in the Indian organisms is the day on which the Novices commit themselves to the Lord through their First Profession. No matter the coronavirus outbreak of 2020, “ It couldn’t dampen the spirit of our First Profession,” said Sravani Mulapaku. Adding to her Rita Parichha said, “Despite the uncertainties we face, what matters is I and my God...

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