Comboni Missionary Sisters. “We care”
“There are many paths that we travel along: deserts and forests, outskirts and frontiers, poor roads, tarmac and rivers, villages and cities. Although we express
Comboni Missionaries. “Going Out”
“We have been called to ‘go out of ourselves’ and reach out to others, embracing their differences and engaging with their personal histories, cultures, and
The Comboni Missionary Family. A Sign of the Times.
Almost 4,000 Comboni Missionary priests, brothers, sisters and lay people of forty nationalities form the Comboni Family. They are working in forty-five countries among the
On the Road. How to be a “Silent Person”
Silence is essential for prayer, interior lives and personal sanctification. External silence is a powerful manifestation of a person’s serenity, calmness, tranquillity and peacefulness. A
Oral Literature. The King and Walukaga.
There was once a blacksmith called Walukaga, who was very skilled at all kinds of metalwork. Every day, a small crowd of people would gather
Reflection. We Need Leaders with Values in Politics
Popular uprisings spearheaded by young people have brought governance failures to the fore in many countries. Mahatma Gandhi advocated the “conscience of the opponent” which