When Dreams Come True
On August 18, 2023, the Comboni Missionary Sisters inaugurated their long-awaited new Provincial House in Juba, South Sudan, in a moving celebration attended by Church leaders and friends.
This site shares testimonies and reflections that enlighten our life from a missionary perspective “ad gentes”.
Florence Mulenga’s Inspiring Missionary Path
Called to serve Christ, Sister Florence Mulenga shares her inspiring missionary path, from her vocation to living out her faith in the Central African Republic.
Asramà: The Story of a Community Empowering Women
The story of Asramà, in Togo, demonstrates the importance of female empowerment in building a fairer and more equitable world.
Connecting Through Deep Listening and Understanding
We can connect with others and ourselves on a deeper level, creating a space of listening and freedom where we can build stronger relationships thanks to the contemplative dialogue.
Sr. Pina De Angelis Honored for Her Dedicated Service to the Italian Community in Egypt
Sr. Pina De Angelis, who has spent most of her missionary life in Egypt, was granted L’ONORIFICENZA UFFICIALE dell’Ordine della Stella D’Italia.
Blossoming Faith: A Encounter with a Young Student in Cairo
In “Blossoming Faith: An Encounter with a Young Student in Cairo,” the narrator shares their encounter with a student named Geaney.
Sustaining Refugees’ Future through Agriculture
A Comboni Missionary Sister’s Experience in Uganda. We’re discussing refugees’ work in Uganda farming for a sustainable life.
The Best Heritage: the Compassion of Jesus Christ (4)
The essay explores Jesus Christ’s compassion towards the marginalized as a theological principle that shapes his actions, beyond ethical solidarity, as argued by Jon Sobrino.
A Theological View of Jesus Christ and the Kingdom of God (3)
Luke highlights the importance of sharing and having a simple lifestyle to foster solidarity and transform ourselves and our environment.
Poverty and Gratitude: The Universality of the Good News (2)
The essay explores the relationship between wealth, poverty, and Jesus Christ, emphasizing the poor as a Christological criterion and the role of gratitude towards them in facilitating openness to God.