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Kihodombi is an outstation of a Consolata Mission in Tanzania. The Christian community there has grown since the central mission station first started in 1953. In the beginning, a few Christians would gather under a tree; where catechism and school [more]
We all benefit from technology, yet what provides us our daily bread is nature. Most poor families rely on some hens and on a piece of land, where they can grow their staple food. However, without proper irrigation crops are [more]
A few decades ago, one of the first Consolata Missionaries opened a Facility for Elderly Women at Sagana Mission, in the middle of Kenya. Since the beginning of its life, the institution welcomes elderly women who are too poor to [more]
Bishop Joaquín Humberto Pinzón Güiza, Consolata Missionary, does not lack courage. Pope Benedict needed a strong young man at the head of the new Vicariate of Puerto Leguizamo-Solano that he created in 2013 in Colombia. The territory of the Diocese-to-be [more]
In the village of Boroma, Mozambique, a center of human development for women has recently been established: its first activity is a workshop in sewing and dressmaking. But in the mind of the Missionary Sisters this dressmaking school is the [more]
In Isiro, a busy town in the North-Eastern Province of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Consolata Missionaries are doing everything they can to ensure that the people there have food and training for meaningful jobs to help their families. In [more]
Currently, in Mozambique, thousands of people are in need of work to help support themselves and their families. For many years, in Maua, in the North of the Country, the Consolata Missionaries have operated the Center for Women Empowerment. In this [more]
The Mafinga Consolata Workers Association was founded in 2011. It comprises a non-teaching staff from Consolata teachers college and has 20 members. The association counts 12 women and 8 men. They range in age from 25 to 50. The main [more]
I am Father Paolo and am writing today to ask for your help. Last year, our Superiors sent me – together with two other Consolata Missionaries, Fr. Peter and Fr. Timothy – to the United States with a goal: to [more]
The newly created Vicariate of Puerto Leguizamo is densely green and picturesque. But the idyllic tropical rainforest setting is not a palliative against the dreadful conditions in which many people live. In the last few decades the area has seen [more]
