Mission Diary. Living in connection with others.

Brother Eduardo Freitas, a Portuguese Comboni missionary, recounts his missionary experience in northern Uganda, where he has lived for more than ten years. I left for Uganda in February 2013, just weeks after taking my perpetual vows as a Comboni missionary. I was ready to offer my life to proclaim Christ through my hands and

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Nemonte Nenquimo: “The world needs spiritual revolutions”

The Waorani activist and leader halted drilling operations in the Amazon and now issues a call to the world: “An awakening of consciousness can guide us to the way out.” “Our territory is not for sale. And when we say no, it means no.” Glossy black hair, large eyes framed by red henna, a voice

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Herbs & Plants. Pseudocedrela kotschyi. Fracture healing plant.

It is a medicinal plant whose therapeutic value undoubtedly has a folkloric basis, as it has long been used by traditional healers to treat various diseases. Pseudocedrela kotschyi (Maliaceae Family) is a small, deciduous and monoecious tree with an oblong to pyramid-shaped crown, usually having a dense crown, and grows to a height of about

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World Mission Day. The Good News is not an abstract ideal

Pope Leo XIV has set “One in Christ, united in mission” as the theme for World Mission Day, marking the 100th anniversary of the annual celebration, to be held on Sunday, October 18, 2026. In his message, the pope writes that the Church’s missionary renewal depends first on spiritual communion and reconciliation within Christian communities.

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