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A Pioneer Returns

It was a great joy for me to be invited, two years ago, to return to Santiago, Chile, to celebrat

Redefining Communication

As part of the on-going formation and education of Columban lay missionaries, I was privileged to

The Loving Father and Two Sons

Fifty years ago I was pastor of an "old Christian" community on Amakusa Island in the far south o

Border People Dream Too

In the 1980s before the onset of cheap air fares and the free movement of people introduced by the European Union Irish immigrants in London were…

Ditching the Desk

Now that I'm home, I realized I do not have a room to call my own.

Glimmers of Light

When I was sixteen years old, my father was diagnosed with cancer and died ten weeks later.

Thief

It was about three in the afternoon on a Tuesday.

Adult Baptism by Immersion

Ethnic Indian people are traditionally obsessed with matters of pollution and purity.

Be My Feet and Be My Hands

I started to write these two poems last year during a workshop training on poetry writing in my m

Breaking the Bonds of Poverty

My name is Sr.