There is a deep hunger for God’s word and His message of hope, peace and love among our local communities. In my humble way of pastoral visitation in the various communities under my care, I wish to support and enhance people’s faith by sharing the Gospel in their particular situations.
I believe home visitation is a prime...
After my theological studies in Cameroon were complete, I began my missionary internship in Haiti. And upon finishing my study of the Creole language, I was assigned to Saints Jude and Simon parish in Port-au-Prince for my first pastoral experience.
Just one year later I was asked to move to the mountains to join father Augustin...
I arrived in Zambia as a young Catholic missionary in 1994. It’s hard to believe that was twenty years ago now! In the ten years that I was in the country I ministered in four different parishes: Kapisha, Luangwa, Chambishi and Kamushanga. Though I left Zambia in 2004 because I was asked to move to Rome to become the Treasurer...
Life is, in a way, punctuated by our meaningful experiences. We commonly define our pivotal moments as the interspersed experiences in which we encountered trials, compassion, support, humility, loss, forgiveness, love, and other poignant emotions. We have learned the struggle of the Senegal people by sharing in the particular...
That is the question once posed to me by a deaf child in the Philippines. It might...
Missionhurst Missionaries build Catholic communities in frontier situations: places where the gospel is not preached or lived. This blog is about their work in the four corners of the globe, and their holistic work in four areas of focus: relief and healthcare, socio-economic development, education, and pastoral work.
