As Jesus was preparing to ascend to his Father, he made his disciples understand that he intended that the mission which he had began with them, should continue even after he had left.  Thus he commanded them to go to all the ends of the earth making disciples  for him (Mt.  28:19-20). But St.  Paul … Continue reading The Mission Need to Go on

  "As Jesus was saying these things, a woman in the crowd called out, "Blessed is the mother who gave you birth and nursed you" (Lk 11:27). In the world today, their are many men and women who have left everything behind and dedicated their whole life to imitating Christ and serving humanity selflessly each … Continue reading “Blessed the Mother who gave birth to you”

Earlier on I wrote an article about: "Trees do not rain,  they are planted". Well another misguided conviction that many peope have is that one cannot plant a tree and enjoy its shadow.  They say trees take time to grow. This is a myth and not true and this is why.  It is only about … Continue reading The Shadow of my Tree

    Archbishop Isaac Amani entering Loiborsiret grounds When I was a little boy, I admired the Consolata Missionaries Fathers who worked in my parish, and I wanted one day to be like them. I especially was thrilled by their mastery of my mother tongue which they spoke with ease though with an italian accent. … Continue reading Ad Gentes in Action

From left: Fr. Hugo, Fr. Erick. Fr. Tony, Fr. Taneo and Fr. Geoffrey Avocado is a fruit that can be found in many corners of the world. It is know for its healthy fats and other nutrients. It has many uses. Some of them include: manafucturing of cosmetics, making soap and eating as a fruit … Continue reading The International Fruit