Thoughts on 10 years of South Sudan’s independence
Most South Sudanese have given up hope in their leaders; they trust in God, persevere and do what they can to improve their lives.
When Thom is recycling
Observing Thom, a young Cambodian with developmental disabilities, in action reminds Hang Tran to pick up a lot of other kinds of ‘debris.’
Stories of hope
Amidst pandemic challenges, a Tanzanian center for persons living with HIV manages to inspire success stories.
Learning sign language opens new worlds in Cambodia’s Deaf community
Sambath’s story — and how donors have helped 32 deaf people thrive this year
Superheroes and pioneers of peace
In her Summer 2021 newsletter, Coralis Salvador is inspired by the resilience of children and the persistence of a peacebuilder.
Volunteering as a legal aide at the border
Leticia Macias talks about her volunteer work as a legal aide assisting immigrants at the border in El Paso.
Serving São Paulo’s street people during the pandemic
São Paulo network serves an average of 1,000 lunches per day to people experiencing homelessness.
How the Deaf Development Programme in Cambodia builds bridges
A video describing how this Maryknoll program builds bridges between the deaf world and the hearing world.
Mustard seeds in São Paulo
Andersen’s experience sows seeds of hope, compassion and new possibilities (scripture reflection for June 13, 2021).
Catholics should do more to honor World Environment Day
In the midst of much bad environmental news, Flávio Rocha still finds reason for hope.
Responding to COVID-19 food insecurity in São Paulo
At São Paulo’s Street Network Project, lay missioners help those experiencing homelessness and food insecurity.
