November, 2018 - PIME Missionaries

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November 29, 2018 | By PIMEMissionariesUSA | In Africa, cameroon, Central Africa, Education, Fr. Mathew Kaniyamparambil, Immigration, Leprosy, Mission Development Projects, Mvog Ebanda, PIME, PIME Missionaries, Refugees, Social Justice, St. Blaise Parish

New Mission: Ancient Problems

New Mission: Ancient Problems Fr. Mathew converses with a women suffering from Hansen’s Disease and her family, in his former mission in Maroua. By Patrick CarrollFr. Mathew Kaniyamparambil, PIME, began his Missionary Priesthood assigned to the Far North of Cameroon; an area is known for its inhospitable nature. Two years ago he set out on […]

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November 13, 2018 | By PIMEMissionariesUSA | In #GivingTuesday, Charity, Giving Tuesday, giving with PIME, helping with PIME, Humanitarian Aid, Mission Development Projects, nonprofit, PIME, PIME Missionaries, Social Justice, Sponsorships at a Distance

#GivingTuesday: A Day for Families

#GivingTuesday: A Day for Families What is #GivingTuesday and why should we participate? #GivingTuesday is a global day of giving. In a season focused on our families and giving thanks for what we have, #GivingTuesday means to bring focus also to our global family. Individuals, communities, and organizations in over 100 countries worldwide will come […]

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November 7, 2018 | By PIMEMissionariesUSA | In Comboni Missionaries, Consolata Sisters, Italian Missionaries, Italy, Mission Ad Gentes, PIME, PIME Missionaries, Scheut Missionaries, Theology, Xaverian Missionaries

Voices from the Days of Nepi

Voices from the Days of Nepi As members of the General Administrations of the eight male and female exclusively missionary Institutes founded in Italy – Consolata, PIME, Xaverians, Comboni – we met on August 5-12 at the house of the Consolata Sisters in Nepi, to pray and reflect together on the mission ad gentes. Forty-three […]