Oral literature: the buffalos’ friend
Once upon a time, a boy was called buffalos’ friend because he was getting close to buffalos without any fear. One day he met a
Brazil: the new report denounces the advance of miners in the indigenous territory
Even with the COVID-19 pandemic, which has killed 318,000 people across the country, illegal activity never stopped – on the contrary, suggests a new survey
India: the apostle of the lepers
Fifty years in India alongside the lepers. Curing their wounds but also rejoicing with each one for new found life. This is the story of
Reflection: in the silence of our loneliness
Many of us may feel lonely and abandoned in these challenging times. Gatherings in church, at home, or in Christian communities are discouraged or considered
Vocation Story: Father Mubangizi, “God has given me so much”
As a boy, he wants to be a priest. Twice he writes an application to enter the seminary, but his wish does not come true.
Oral Literature: Why Warthog has Small Tusks
Amongst the Baila people, a story has been passed on through the oral tradition to explain why Warthog has small tusks. There was a time,
