A Time of Jubilee

A Time of Jubilee

by: Kathleen M. Carroll This story was originally featured in Comboni Missions magazine Winter 2019-2020 edition.  It is an oft-cited and integral part of St. Daniel Comboni’s vision: Save Africa with Africa. He did not intend to form a band of European “saviors;” on...
MCCJ – What does that mean?

MCCJ – What does that mean?

Often times our missionaries sign their names with the letters mccj at the end. Why? Father Joseph Bragotti, mccj answers that question for us. “Religious in general, including priests belonging to religious orders or congregations, have initials after their...
Supreme Witness: Sister Liliana Rivetta

Supreme Witness: Sister Liliana Rivetta

The Cross is part and parcel of every Christian vocation. For each Christian, the sharing in the Cross of Christ takes on a different form. For some, the identification with Christ’s sufferings reaches the point of giving their lives as in the case of those Comboni...
Supreme Witness: Father Luciano Fulvi

Supreme Witness: Father Luciano Fulvi

The Cross is part and parcel of every Christian vocation. For each Christian, the sharing in the Cross of Christ takes on a different form. For some, the identification with Christ’s sufferings reaches the point of giving their lives as in the case of those Comboni...
Call to Action: Hunger

Call to Action: Hunger

Together we can eradicate world hunger. Here you can see what you can do to contribute. Find organizations to support, information to share and some useful tips for your everyday life that can really make a difference. Don’t waste food. Freeze fresh produce and...
Jesus is Born, be Merry and Rejoice

Jesus is Born, be Merry and Rejoice

Father Joe Bragotti shares memories from his first Christmas in Uganda When people ask me about some of my most memorable Christmas celebrations, my thoughts always go back to my first Christmas in Africa. On December 10, 1967 I reached the mission of Pajule, a...
Into the Archives: The Impossible Dream

Into the Archives: The Impossible Dream

By: Father Joe Bragotti, mccj Remember the days when gas was only 20 cents a gallon and they even gave you a free glass if you “filled her up?” With an oil change you could get a free glazed water pitcher. Those were my traveling days and, after a couple of years we...

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