The ‘simple bare necessities’ of life
From rural South Sudan, Gabe Hurrish reflects on one of Maryknoll Lay Missioners’ core values: simple living
Humbled by hospitality in South Sudan
Among the world’s poorest of the poor, Gabe Hurrish finds an incredible spirit of generosity and humility.
Getting humbled, so that the real work can begin
Getting out of one’s armchair and stepping into the ring is one of the fastest and surest ways to be humbled, Anna Johnson finds.
Blessed by inconvenience
Life in mission takes adjustments and frustrations, Josh Wetmore finds. But the payoff is in the encounters with wonderful people.
‘Doing small things with great love’
Victoria Arce serves abused girls in Cochabamba by helping out with whatever is needed.
A lot to learn
Mike Lattanzi shares some snippets of life as he and his wife, Susan, start out in mission in Haiti.
Humble pie, mission style
On mission, Kyle Johnson finds himself being humbled on almost a daily basis.
Inclusion leads to belonging
Kim Mazyck on diversity, equity, inclusion — and on reflecting a community, where everyone feels that they belong.
The challenges of leaving our safe bubble
Inclusion does not follow the deaf student home. Life is different outside the haven of the Deaf Development Programme.
Valiant Vero
Heartbreaking stories of children living with HIV in Tanzania
Mario’s joy
Do a little dance, in spite of it all — and spread some joy.
