
And Life Goes On
Judging by our life style and what we take for granted, we could never imagine that a plate of hot food could save small children’s
Judging by our life style and what we take for granted, we could never imagine that a plate of hot food could save small children’s
Dear Mission Friends and Supporters, These days I am at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro on another mission of love and compassion toward our suffering
This year, one of the last pioneers in Kenya, Protopresbyter Benjamin Kiptalam Rotich (1926-2022), slept in the Lord. The funeral service was conducted in an
On the afternoon of October 11, His Beatitude Pope and Patriarch of Alexandria and All Africa Theodore II arrived at Entebbe International Airport accompanied by
It could be said that our Missionary course has neither a beginning nor an end. We set out on a mission without knowing where we
And yet he came. Who? The one who this year has completed thirty years of High Priesthood and sixteen years at the helm of the
I always write down my thoughts, my ideas, my concerns and my feelings, not only now with the coronavirus pandemic and the ongoing rise in
I’m starting to get concerned as traveling to nowhere takes me to places that really leave me speechless. There, in those places of my pastoral exile, I reached the most forgotten poor and unprotected little children who lived in anticipation of a word and a little smile. I met them. And what do you think I saw in front of me? A structure – supposedly their school- where they attend classes daily and get educated…
Dear Friends of Mission, Like every week and throughout the year, I travel a lot, going on pastoral journeys from the one end of Kenya
This period every year, here, on the Mission premises, the conduction of the morning and evening sacred services along with the active participation and attendance