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October 10, 2026-
The time spent in Likoni, Mombasa, last July was an experience my twenty-year-old daughter Lavinia—an Educational Sciences student—and I were fortunate enough to share: fifteen days of volunteering, but above...
The time spent in Likoni, Mombasa, last July was an experience my twenty-year-old daughter Lavinia—an Educational Sciences student—and I were fortunate enough to share: fifteen days of volunteering, but above...
Nkubu Hospital in Meru, Kenya, was one of the sites of missionary work where Blessed Leonella Sgorbati truly excelled as both a nurse and a nursing instructor. Although many years...
Lifestyle in Somalia was poor, humble, silent, hidden, sowing freely without expecting reward, giving generously without ever expecting any recognition or thanks. This was the lifestyle of our first Sisters,...
Inter-diocesan Catholic youth camp in Guinea Bissau This year we, the Catholic young people, had our national and inter-diocesan youth camp in Bafata, with the theme: Pilgrims of Faith,Hope and...
"Thank you for yesterday!": a pearl of African wisdom. In its simplicity, it emphasizes that only by artfully intertwining gratitude and memory can we bring to light faces and gestures...
Life always wins! This is the experience that Sister Linda and Sister Agnese share with us, recalling their service as midwives in Loiyangalani, in northern Kenya.
To love life means to place oneself at its service. Blessed Leonella Sgorbati, a Consolata Missionary, who spent her life serving the poorest, undoubtedly set an example of the greatest...
In Mozambique, in the province of Inhambane, there is a group of “Consolata Missionary Women.” The original idea came from the Consolata Missionaries of Portugal, where they already existed. This...
“ A life that cannot be confined to the past” were the opening remarks of the homily given by His Excellency Archbishop Hurbetus Maria Van Megen, Apostolic Nuncio to Kenya ...
The gaze of women in Djibouti, a Muslim country. And the gaze of the Consolata Missionary Sisters on Djiboutian women.
Consolata Missionary Sisters is an international religious congregation, founded in Turin on 29 January 1910 by Saint Joseph Allamano, we serve the Church in the mission of first proclamation of the Gospel to those who do not yet know Jesus Christ, the true consolation of the Father.
Called by the Holy Spirit to share in the Charism, God’s gift to Father Founder, we offer our life to Christ forever, in the mission ad gentes,
that is, to non-Christians,
for the proclamation of salvation and consolation.
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