Life and death in COVID-19 Tanzania
On the surface, life in Tanzania looks normal, but coronavirus cases are multiplying.
What does a meal mean to you?
Running a food ministry during the COVID-19 lockdown gave Juan Gomez a new perspective on a plate of food.
Learning from the masters of resilience
How does the human spirit remain hopeful when suffering seems to have no end?
Missioner doctors in rural Tanzania
A video featuring physicians Anne Berry and George Stablein talking about their experiences as Maryknoll lay missioners in Tanzania
How East African nations are grappling with COVID-19
An analysis by Susan Nagele for the Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns
Protecting Tanzanian girls from abuse
Liz Mach helps Tanzanian diocese fight female genital mutilation, child marriage and other gender-based violence.
Missioners make many masks
Lay missioners in the Tanzania region have been helping prepare for COVID-19 through several initiatives that sew protective face masks.
A letter from João Pessoa, Brazil
Missioner family adjusts to sheltering-in-place by moving ministries online
The sitch on the stitch
Maryknollers in Haiti sew protective face masks for their community.
South Sudanese perseverance
Having suffered for generations, South Sudanese are mentally prepared for this coronavirus.
7,000 bars of soap
In an informal settlement in Kenya, bars of soap and an emergency fund to help families through the pandemic
