“One can not do everything well, if one is not nourished well…”
Sr. Bertilla Capra, amidst the co-staff in Kitchen at VIMALA MUMBAI. Not only the spiritual food to the soul, but also the physical food to nourish the body of the inmates in Vimala.
“One can not do everything well, if one is not nourished well…”
Sr. Bertilla Capra, amidst the co-staff in Kitchen at VIMALA MUMBAI. Not only the spiritual food to the soul, but also the physical food to nourish the body of the inmates in Vimala.
At 7 am on November 15, 1953, the first three missionaries arrived in then Pakistan, now Bangladesh, to open a new missionary presence.
Summary: Two testimonies that Maurizio di Schino collected for the "Missionary October" column in the "Nel cuore dei giorni" space.
Sr. Angela Casati went to the villages of Guinea Bissau in 2010 for adult literacy and evangelisation.
Sr. Consolata Banfi, in the early years of her mission in Bangladesh, at the Danjuri Dispensary welcomes people who come for help.
The delegation of Guinea Bissau spent the extraordinary missionary month with various moments of prayer and special events such as: Missionary Prayer on Saturday, October 19 at 7:30 pm in the Church of Our Lady of Fatima, Bissau with testimony of p. Davide Sciocco, PIME Regional Superior, on “Baptized and Sent.” Sunday 20th, opening of Missionary Expo prepared by Mdi and Pime. On the same day ...
We are in Gudivada, the first community of the Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate opened in India in 1948, which over the years has grown in number of sisters, nationality (in 1954 it accepts the first vocations from India) and of activities: such as a clinic, an equipped hospital and a school that serve the whole surrounding area. So, in 1967, sr. Edvige Zanfrini – above – while visits a pa...
The 4th National Missionary Congress of Brazil was organized by the Pontifical Mission Societies was concluded on 4th September. Here are few photos sent by Sr. Sonia and Sr. Regina, Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate who participated in the Missionary Congress.
Community of Monza, everyday life: the sisters still wearing the first black veil, in the years 1945-1948.They are working preparing the yarn, learning to sow their own dress and the embroidery: this in view to be able to teach the women in the mission but also to earn something for the house in the difficult financial period after the second world war. This work continued till the 60es, when the ...
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