Colombia: building a new mission in the Amazon region
The Consolata Missionaries have been working among the people of the Amazon region in South America for more than 70 years. Since the beginning, they have established missions in the very depth of the forest so that its inhabitants could [more]
Venezuela: Running water, what a gift!
In downtown Barquisimeto, a lively city of nearly a million inhabitants, some 230 miles west of Caracas, Venezuela, the Consolata Missionaries run a busy mission center. It has its doors open to children, young adults, and elderly people, who attend [more]
Brazil: hope for prisoners
One of our missionaries, Fr. Gianfranco Graziola, is the president of the Brazilian Catholic Church prison ministry. He is responsible for the pastoral care to more than eight hundred thousand persons held in jail throughout the twenty six States that [more]
Argentina: a new church in the outskirts of Buenos Aires
The Merlo region, in the outskirts of Buenos Aires, hosts an agglomerate of people from around the country, as well as from Paraguay and Bolivia, in search of a job in the huge Argentinian capital. Many work as housekeepers, baby [more]