Sr. Silvan Lobo, a pioneer missionary in PNG with Mr. Michael and Mrs. Francil, near Alotau Cathedral. Mrs. Francil was assisting sr. Silvana in the HIV/AIDS Central Programme.
Sr. Silvan Lobo, a pioneer missionary in PNG with Mr. Michael and Mrs. Francil, near Alotau Cathedral. Mrs. Francil was assisting sr. Silvana in the HIV/AIDS Central Programme.
Sr. Paula Kumagai in the refectory of the nursing home Fr. Giorgio Frizzini with the tuberculosis patients she was assisting. It was 1999.
Sr. Gianna in Mansoa, in 1993 recounted this photo. He was drinking the coconut wine offered by the men who had just harvested it.
Gudivada School (India) 1968 R.C.M. School Gudivada (Roman Catholic Mission School, can be read on the board). The school of reeds and straw is very dark. So, sr. Serena takes class in the courtyard under the neem tree. We can see the presence of small girls (and not only boys!) in between the school benches.
On the 12th SEPTEMBER 2020, in Monza, Villa Boschetto, took place the celebration of the DIAMOND and GOLDEN JUBILEE of CONSECRATION. We thank the Lord for the gift of the faithfulness of these sisters and pray for all of them, so that they may continue in joy to serve Jesus sower and seed for the growth of the Kingdom of God. DIAMOND JUBILEE – 60 YEARS Sr Luciana Senes, sr Ignazia Tentori...
Sr. Annamaria, Sr. Gabriella and Sr. Giannina visiting Buraco do sapo, a favela in São Paulo, Brazil. An experience of welcome and solidarity
The first four MSI landed in Brazil on 10 July 1954. Some thoughts taken from the diary tell the moments of departure and arrival.
In 1968, the Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate opened a community in London, where the sisters could prepare themselves for the mission in Asia. Meanwhile, the sisters took care of a small, multi-ethnic kindergarten. They also worked in the Parish and took advantage of opportunities for missionary animation in England.
On the night of October 28 in Gudivada, India, a strong cyclone broke out... Our sisters, who have recently arrived in India, find themselves living the emergency together with their people.
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