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A vehicle for Saint Anthony’s seminary in Ntungamo. It was almost 20 years since they had first purchased the old vehicle they were using for the seminary of Saint Anthony in Ntungamo. Given the terrible state of the roads, it was something of a miracle that it had managed to [...]

2020-09-07T10:33:13+02:00

Providing Mass stipends and subsistence aid

A priest distributes Holy Communion during outdoor Mass at the ‘Green Cathedral’ in Yambio, South Sudan. Many priests and Sisters around the world rely on the generosity of benefactors to provide for their basic needs, such as food and clothes, as they minister to their flocks. In the case of priests, we [...]

2020-09-07T10:02:47+02:00

Transport for priests and Sisters

In many of the countries where we work, priests, Sisters and catechists have to travel great distances to serve Christian communities scattered over hundreds of miles. These servants of God are willing to undertake exhausting and sometimes perilous journeys across difficult terrain to bring the sacraments, pastoral teaching, schooling and health care to [...]

2020-09-07T09:57:53+02:00

MOZAMBIQUE: Nuns missing after terrorist attack on Mocímboa da Praia

The whereabouts of two religious sisters of the congregation of Saint Joseph of Chambéry is still unknown and nothing has been heard of them since the violent attack by rebel jihadist groups on the port of Mocímboa da Praia in early August this year. Father Kwiriwi Fonseca, of the diocese [...]

2020-09-02T08:11:53+02:00