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]
The presence of Consolata Missionaries in Nairobi, Kenya is perceived as a beacon of hope by the men, women and children who seek help and guidance for the problems that are troubling their everyday lives. Our immediate need, and it [more]
The rural Mexican village of San Antonio Juanacaxtle, 45 minutes south-east of Guadalajara by car, seems to have been lost in time. One-story brick and mortar houses are organized in clusters amid large agricultural fields where people plant agave and [more]
