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Contact with nature is omnipresent in the culture and the local population. The country still has a predominantly rural identity, although development and its consequences are changing the direct relationship with nature. Cultural notes. In the cities of Cambodia and, in particular, in the capital Phnom Penh, which is becoming a true modern megalopolis, the […]

The Comboni Missionaries have been in Chad for almost 47 years and are found in every diocese. Enrico Gonzales, an Italian Comboni Brother, tells us about their commitment to serving local communities and the challenges they face. In northern Chad, we are based in Abéché, which is part of an Apostolic Vicariate. This area is

Sister Kathia Di Serio, an Italian Comboni missionary, carries out her mission in the capital of Mexico. She accompanies migrants who, living dramatic situations, full of hope and pain, have left their country in search of a better life and future. I spent many years as a missionary in Africa, in Kenya to be precise.

Monsignor Pablo Virgilio David, of the diocese of Kalookan, on the outskirts of Manila and president of the Episcopal Conference of the Philippines will be made a cardinal on December 7. A recognition of his tireless commitment to the poorest and most oppressed. His pastoral and charitable commitment led him to take a stand against

On December 7, the Pope will create 21 new cardinals. Between Iran and Indonesia, Japan and the Philippines, Ivory Coast and Algeria, Francis confirms the universality of the Church Once again, Pope Francis favours all corners of the world, realities of high symbolic value, places where Catholic minorities represent processes of peaceful coexistence and development

It is in the rugged terrain of Amakuriat, Kenya, that Father Jean-Paul Katembo Muhandiro finds his calling. Now in his third year at this remote parish, Fr. Jean-Paul reflects on his missionary journey. Jean-Paul’s missionary life began in 2009 when he joined the Comboni Missionaries in his native Democratic Republic of Congo. His formation took

With changing lifestyles, traditional medicines derived from roots, leaves and stems are now finding new audiences around the world. India, however, has been at the heart of this movement for centuries. India is often called the botanical garden of the world. About 6,000 of the 45,000 known plant species in India are used in traditional

Commonly known as ringworm bush, it occupies an important place in traditional medicine and herbal remedies due to its diverse medicinal properties and wide range of applications. This herbaceous plant belongs to the Leguminosae family and is widely distributed throughout Africa. The young leaves of Cassia alata are not only consumed as a vegetable after

A complex history has shaped relations between Muslims and Christians in Indonesia. While challenges remain, there are opportunities to strengthen ties through interfaith dialogue and cooperation. Pope Francis’ visit to Indonesia has had a positive impact, reinforcing the message of peace and unity and encouraging efforts to build stronger relationships. Indonesia, the world’s largest Muslim-majority

“Young Africans are playing an active role in bringing social change in the continent. They are contributing daily to the benefit of their communities and nations across Africa.” Africa boasts the world’s youngest population with more than sixty percent of its children aged below 25. It is estimated that by 2030, young Africans are expected