Today we introduce you to Archbishop Peter Wells, born a few moons ago in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He has worked in the Vatican's Secretariat of State and several nunciatures, meaning embassies from the Holy See worldwide.
“The prayers and sacrifices of children are powerful to God. I don’t know if you ever saw a child praying, but their kindness and sense of awe is bound to mobilize you..." said Sister Marie Jaqueline from St. Joseph’s School in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Six years after the end of a decades-long bloody war that ended in 2005, South Sudan got its independence from Sudan, becoming the youngest nation in the world.
Life in some Mission countries such as Nicaragua, Ukraine and Nigeria, is dangerous, even deadly, and those serving in these territories need our help.
In Malawi, “gogo” is the word for grandmother. Gogos are the poorest of the poor. Many have lost their children to the HIV/AIDS pandemic and have orphaned grandchildren to love and care for.
Burundi is a small landlocked country in the African Great Lakes region in central Eastern Africa, and based on gross national income - $270- it is the world’s poorest country.
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