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Kimeru and Kiswahili
by The Carmody Family
10/09/2019

Proclaim the Gospel
by The Becker Family
10/02/2019

Pay Attention
by Rachel Speer
09/26/2019

Building Houses and Relationships in Costa Rica
by The Hennemann Family
09/18/2019

Dishes & “Dezod” Kids
by MaRisa Falkenbach
08/27/2019

As I Have Done, You Should Also Do
by Cate Labish
08/22/2019

Welcome to Kenya!
by The Carmody Family
08/08/2019

Knocking at Another’s Door
by The Geerling Family
07/31/2019

Encountering Truth
by Libby Fulton
07/25/2019

Happiness Begins: A Place at the Table
by Angela Petrongelli
07/03/2019

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This is the library named after Blessed Joseph Allamano, from Turin, Italy, who was the founder of the Consolata Missionaries. He was the reason the Catholic faith came to most of Kenya. He was beatified October 7th, 1990.

Kimeru and Kiswahili
by The Carmody Family
10/09/2019

Our Catechumens this year!

Proclaim the Gospel
by The Becker Family
10/02/2019

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Pay Attention
by Rachel Speer
09/26/2019

Herman and Sara helped build the new house, along with many others in the community coming together.

Building Houses and Relationships in Costa Rica
by The Hennemann Family
09/18/2019

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Dishes & “Dezod” Kids
by MaRisa Falkenbach
08/27/2019

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This is the library named after Blessed Joseph Allamano, from Turin, Italy, who was the founder of the Consolata Missionaries. He was the reason the Catholic faith came to most of Kenya. He was beatified October 7th, 1990.

Kimeru and Kiswahili
by The Carmody Family
10/09/2019

Our Catechumens this year!

Proclaim the Gospel
by The Becker Family
10/02/2019

Screen Shot 2019-09-26 at 11.04.18 AM

Pay Attention
by Rachel Speer
09/26/2019

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Early on into our time in Peru, I heard about this youth receiving her Sacrament of Confirmation, and that youth her Baptism, and yet another who would be receiving all three of the initiation Sacraments. But I never heard about any classes to teach what the Sacraments were. A man who was supposedly the Catechist told me formation was happening every Sunday. Sundays came and went, and I never observed any classes. Four months had passed: it was time to get to the bottom of this Faith Formation mystery.⠀
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"I hate doing the dishes. I always have and I probably always will. I don’t like how long it takes, I really don’t like the way it makes my hands feel, and I really really don’t like touching the soggy fragments of food caught in the drain. But a quote from Mother Teresa is making me rethink things..."⠀
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Read the rest of MaRisa's blog from her mission post in Haiti 🇹🇼 ⬆️ [Link in bio]

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"But talking to Segundo was not merely an outward act of Christian bravery or heroism that only foreign missionaries can do. This is common courtesy. This is acknowledging and encountering other human beings because they matter and because God loves them. This is how we love others, by paying attention. And this is a call for everyone."⠀
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https://buff.ly/2mAjoZw Blog! // Right away, Sister Gregoria said she wanted to introduce us to some people who needed a new roof. Their house was a dirt floor, rusty tin walls, and a Hefty-bag roof. Our hearts were moved to help Herman, Sara, and their son Gerald. They are a sweet, hard-working couple.

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"On the third day we held the medical clinic in our own town of Pucacaca. One lady came in with her elderly cousin, an 88-year-old frail woman who struggled to walk. The sweet elderly woman must have had her hair colored for the occasion, as she still had the remnants of dye on the skin around her hairline. She had a pleasant demeanor and may have been blissfully unaware of what was going on around her..."⠀
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Right now there are over 300 FMC missionaries feeding the hungry, caring for the dying, and sharing the love and joy of Jesus in some of the neediest communities across the globe. Hope is being restored. Lives are being changed.⠀
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