E-News Vol. 2 No. 5

Jesus had left us and now it was up to us to preach the Gospel. It is an idea I have never forgotten. (more)

As a missionary the experience of ‘uprooting’ and ‘moving on’ becomes part of life’s journey. I feel however that deeper reflection is necessary on uprootedness and it’s affect on identity. (more)

The small dispensary in Guntur grew into St Joseph’s Hospital where Mary, for many years the lone doctor, trained local women to be dispensers, nurses and midwives to help stem the tide of suffering. (more)

There is just one village. San Juan Bautista has a population of less than 700, nearly all from the Chilean mainland. And there is only one source of livelihood – lobsters. (more)

Silence is assent to abuse, everyone has a big challenge here to do their piece and stand up for what is right and true. (more)

He commented that this is work he himself could never do – mission life is not for him. (more)

When we are at home in ourselves, our hearts quiet and receptive, we are deeply aware of this connectedness. (more)

An Australian Catholic Response to Climate Change, by Fr Charles Rue, $15 (more)