Archbishop Petero Mataca confirmed about 50 young people at Nabala (Fiji) today. As part of the preparation we priests had invited Beniamino, a blind dau ni vucu…
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I did a funeral in a small village near Dogoru a few months ago.
You snubbed me and the others laughed.
You were right in what you said
But were wrong in the sneering way you said it
There was a frantic voice at the end of the phone. “Fr. Peter our Filipino friend Genalyn is sick in hospital and our Taiwan broker is going to send her back to the…
It is with much joy and heartfelt gratitude that I, on behalf of Columban missionaries and co-workers invite you, our benefactors, your families and friends, and the…
In the middle of the night, with the wedding guests gathered around, the groom is led to a specially-prepared canopy. There, he is seated, facing north.
Last year, I was visiting Monasterboice, an Irish monastic settlement that dates back to the fifth century, with a group of Australian pilgrims who were on pilgrimage in…
Reflecting on his visit to small-town America, one writer listed some of the very appealing traits of that society – the warmth of the people, their politeness, their way…
During the years between 1972 and 1975, I was pastor of a parish in Seoul, Korea.
Leprosy - that dreadful word
causing terror in the heart
bad enough to live with rotting flesh
but even worse to be among the living dead
Fr. Chris Saenz is a native of Bellevue, Nebraska, and belongs to the Missionary Society of St.
Columban Fr. Frank Hoare shared this page from his missionary diary:
April 16, 1992
