Indonesia — Jerora Sintang August 2025 Here we are, almost a month has passed since our return to Italy and we are now back to our hectic routine. Yet, the fatigue of getting back into the swing of things takes our thoughts back to the other side of
Volunteering at Nemesia Academy in Bangalore, India This year, we decided to spend August doing something a little different, immersing ourselves in a reality that is distant not only geographically but also culturally: India, specifically the area of Harohalli, a village near Bangalore, at the Sisters of Charity
In this Mission Month, we dedicate this edition of our newsletter to the experience of service that volunteers had this summer in various missions of the our congregation. In Paraguay, they were accompanied by Sr Ramona, Marielou, Maria, Saralina, Jessica, Manuel, Claire, and Kayleigh. They were accommodated in
The missionary world is celebrating its Jubilee today and is preparing to experience October, its missionary month. On Sunday 19th, the whole Church will celebrate World Mission Day. This year's theme is ‘Missionaries of Hope among the Peoples’. In his message for this day, Pope Leo reminds us
Emergency in Khabab in southern Syria Around 20 July 2025, the southern region of Syria was the scene of violent clashes between Druze and Bedouin militias, in which Syrian security forces and the Israeli army also intervened. According to data from the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (a
Francesca and Mauro, doctors from Chiavari to Ngaoundal It has now been a decade (and we hadn't even realised it!) since we first became involved with Cameroon, Ngaoundal and the Sainte Jeanne Antide Thouret Hospital in Gala Gala... A bond that actually has deeper and more distant roots,
“Jesus is our hope” My heart is filled with joy and gratitude for what I have experienced with these young people; a new experience made up of many events in which I, as a young foreign nun among young people from different countries and regions: Malta, Italy
Dayak fabric from Borneo, Indonesia Dayak fabric comes from Indonesian Borneo, an area of the island located in the centre of the Indonesian archipelago, on the border with Malaysia. Dayak batik from West Kalimantan has a rich philosophy, reflecting the close relationship between humans, nature, and the spiritual world. Dayak designs
