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.
Sr. Anna Maria Panza, Missionary Sister of the Immaculate in Bangladesh, recounts her mission experience where Christians are few.
Protecting nature and not wasting natural resources: a strong and clear message from the National Youth Day 2023 in Bangladesh.
From day one of my destination to Papua New Guinea until I arrive there I would keep repeating to myself, “Get ready to be born again, because a missionary, irrespective of the place she goes, can produce hundred fold only if she knows to die to self.” My mission preparations had been a long journey. Being in Italy as a student cum member of the International and Inter cultural communities I c...
271. The different religions, based on their respect for each human person as a creature called to be a child of God, contribute significantly to building fraternity and defending justice in society. Dialogue between the followers of different religions does not take place simply for the sake of diplomacy, consideration or tolerance. In the words of the Bishops of India, “the goal of dialogue is...
The two days of celebration of my missionary mandate which was held in my home parish Kurada on July 11th 2021 in the diocese of Alotau was something amazing. It was programmed and well planned out by my family along with our parish priest Fr. Basil Dekeuya involving the whole parish of Kurada with the four sub stations. It was held both in traditional as well as in spiritual way to balance the c...
Building systematically the Church of the future with the Intensive English Course, starting from some key words: TOGETHER, CHARISM, INTERNATIONALITY, FUTURE. The Intensive English Course, a learning experience. The Intensive English Course that the Bangladesh Conference of Religious (BCR) organizes every year at the BCR Center (Savar, Dhaka), is a 40-days-program, participated by the candidates...
A historic event was what happened in the mission of Kodbir – Diocese of Dinajpur, in the north of Bangladesh, last Sunday 22nd November 2020. Three Missionaries of the Immaculate – PIME (Sr. Pauline Mondol, Sr. Shiuly Rozario and Sr. Sweety Rozario) received from the hands of Sebastian Tudu, Bishop of Dinajpur, the missionary mandate
In this photo, we are at Khalisha, who at that time was my community. Sr. Samuela, as our provincial superior at that time, was visiting our activities.
As a part of our formation, we the juniors of Bangladesh Province (sr. Lorenza Radini, sr. Cecilia Hembrom. sr. Happy Rozario, sr. Merina Hasda) had a program about the Encyclical Letter of Pope Francis ‘Laudato Si’.
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