Fr. Martin’s vocation story
By Fr. Martin Jere, Mccj. Borrowing the words of my elder brother Geoffrey, who remarked at my ordination, “You are a true definition of a dream come true,” I reflect […]
JUBILEE YEAR: CELEBRATING THE LEGACY AND IMPACT OF COMBONI MISSIONARIES IN KENYA
As we mark this special anniversary, we acknowledge our areas of work among the pastoralists, in urban ministry, media, formation, and in social transformation in Tangaza.
FROM SILENCE TO PURPOSE
Sister Lucrecia Iracema Tigüilá Martínez, a dedicated Comboni missionary sister serving in Amakuriat mission, West Pokot, Kenya, reflects on her 12 years of faithful service to God’s people as she reminisces about her humble beginnings in the small town of San Cristóbal Totonicapán, where her vocational journey stared.
“Telling Africa’s Story to Inspire Change and Empower through Faith and Journalism: Brother Lwanga Kakule Silusawa”
Brother Lwanga Kakule Silusawa, a Comboni missionary and trained journalist from the Democratic Republic of Congo is on a mission: to tell Africa’s story to its own people, inspiring transformation and spreading hope amidst the continent’s challenges.
“What I once saw as obstacles, I now see as chances to make a real difference.” Father Katembo Muhandiro Jean-Paul.
In the rugged terrain of Amakuriat, Kenya, Father Katembo Muhandiro Jean-Paul finds his calling. The Congolese priest, reflects on his journey from aspiring missionary to ordained clergy serving a community far from home.
Kenya my first love as a Comboni Brother.
Working among the Cushite and Nilotic peoples in Kenya has been a fulfilling experience for Bro Alfredo Monterio de Sousa. The Brazilian is sharing his faith and profession in Marsabit County about 531 Kilometres from Nairobi, the Capital.
From Pastoralist to Shepherd in the Church
Growing up in a Comboni-run parish, young Etabo found himself irresistibly drawn to the missionaries. Their close connection with his community inspired Etabo to contemplate joining their ranks.
An architect turned brother
He first came to Africa as a student of architecture. The visit changed his life. While touring missions in Tanzania with his friends, he encountered Africa’s Ubuntu and hospitality.
At the service of the gospel
“When I look back over my life, I realise how my vocation has evolved. I see that at the beginning I felt a deep desire to be useful, to serve, to help others. Over time I have discovered my vulnerability and weakness”.
Serving is enough reward
After 20 years of ministry as a missionary doctor, Juan Carlos still looks forward to what God has in store for him every day. His great joy is the opportunity […]