Djalingo (Cameroon). The Josephine Rodolfi Rehabilitation Centre promotes dignity and independence, following the example of Jesus, the Divine Physician.
New chapel in the Koupor mission in Chad, to bring together two communities. It is called Cana Chapel, taking inspiration from the Gospel of the Wedding at Cana
It’s not rare that we experience cultural shock when we step into a new cultural milieu. Cultural shock is the feeling of anxiety that we experience after we move into an entirely new environment. To me cultural shock surfaced within a few days of my arrival to Chad. I could experience the difficulty in assimilating the new culture and its gestures without knowing what was appropriate and what w...
8 of March, 2020 marks a significant milestone in the history of our mission in PNG. It was a great joy for me to witness this remarkable event which was the erection of our tiny delegation into a new province as it took 32 years to grow this far. I remember well, in 2018 during our 12 General Chapter the erection of our new province was approved. I was in my mission in Cameroon when the announcem...
“Would you write something about your Jubilee in Cameroon?” “Yes, a little time to come back from the animation, organize some commitments and then surely I will … ” and from that moment two months have already passed. Thank goodness, the jubilee lasts a whole year!
I wish to share the experience of the past two years with the girls who are in the Parish of St. Benedict in Djalingo, North Cameroun and more precisely in the archdiocese of Garoua. I feel happy and I embraced this new mission challenge with serenity after working for about 10 years in the pastoral activity. In particular in the formation of the new catechists, in the coordination of the Cop Mond...
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
Sr. Ausilia Radaelli of her missionary experience in Cameroon tells us in this photo the love of young people for the Word of God.
I am Sr. Chandana Rebecca Rozario, from Bangladesh. When I was fourteen years old I encountered Jesus, and I decided to follow him closely, to learn from him and to bring him to all.
Sr. Lina Baroi, Bengali, tells us the story of her vocation, perhaps a little surprising ... the surprises that God makes!
From War Remnants to Peaceful Reflections: Our Vietnamese Pilgrimage 19/03/2025
Ecological Conversion: The Invitation of the Campaign of Fraternity 2025 18/03/2025
“Without me what kind of school is it?” 10/03/2025
Karepalli’s Boarding and School: 25 years of excellence in education 28/02/2025
A JOURNEY OF FAITH 27/02/2025
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