We started our week by celebrating St. Daniel Comboni’s Day, in the Settlement of Pagirnya, in the community dedicated to this great missionary saint. All these people coming from South Sudan were evangelized through the missionary works founded by Daniel Comboni. These people carry in their minds and hearts such a lively faith and such…
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To be a “refugee” in your own country is a stark cutting pain, that slices through your identity, as one who questions his/her worthiness, to be an equal South Sudanese with all others. The “Internally Displaced Persons” (IDPs), in camps throughout the country, seek protection and security from the fragmentation and continuous conflict of war…
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Why not? Why not stay in religious life! I have been nurtured, grown, and benefited from it and come to know intimately our Lord Jesus Christ in these 57 years since I entered the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The Cabrinian charism of being “bearers of the love of Christ in the…
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The Holy Father, Pope Francis, is coming to South Sudan, but not this July, 2022. Their postponing of this blest trip of Christendom, in the persons of Pope Francis, the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby and the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, Rt. Rev. Dr. Iain Greenshields, is, perhaps an…
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On the occasion of World Human Rights Day, we share this video from Solidarity with South Sudan. Solidarity with South Sudan is a new model of ministry and collaboration between religious, women religious and lay people in service to the poor. Its mission is to develop leaders and build the capacity of people in South…
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