Accompanying Newcomers
Lima, Peru, is a city which has grown rapidly over the last 50 years from around one million inhabitants to nearly nine million. Thousands of new families are still coming in from the country or moving out from overcrowded suburbs closer to the city. There has been no overall city planning, with the result that the newcomers quickly buy or simply squat on empty lands, no matter how barren, sandy, rocky or sloping the terrain may be.
A thriving community of faith
The chapel Fr. Don and the people are dreaming of would be made of adobe bricks, and the builders would utilize sand and gravel from the river during the building process.
A rooftop aviary in Peru
If the engineering theme wasn’t interesting enough, we found something in their house that makes this family even more interesting.
- Mission Exposure Program- Two Stories of Columban Lay Mission
- Diamonds on a Mission
- Bread for the Body and Soul
- Exquisite Foods: Special People Learn Life Skills
- Columbans increasing healthcare options
- Columban History in Peru
- Columban History in Brazil
- Fr. Diego Cabrera Rojas: A Ministry of Music
- Fr. Peter Woodruff: A Life Given to Giving Life
- Up Against It
- Retrieving the Land


