January, 2019 - PIME Missionaries

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January 25, 2019 | By PIMEMissionariesUSA | In Bangkok, Carmelite, Catholicism, China, PIME, PIME Mission Insight, religion, Stefano Vecchia, Thailand, Vietnam, Vocations

Silence in the Heart of Bangkok

It’s hard to picture a cloistered religious group thriving in a bustling cityscape like Bangkok, but it is for this exact solitude and witness that people are choosing this unique vocation. By Stefano Vecchia In the commercial and financial heart of the Thai capital an ancient presence of Carmelite nuns remains in a bustling cityscape. […]

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January 17, 2019 | By PIMEMissionariesUSA | In Caritas, Caritas Australia, Climate Change, Current Events, Environment, Fr. Giorgio Licini, Pacific Islands, Papua New Guinea, PIME Mission Insight, PIME Missionary, Social Justice

Brother Ocean

Brother Ocean The Pacific Ocean viewed from Woodlark Island in Papua New Guinea, the station of the PIME Missionaries’first martyr, Blessed John Mazzucconi. By Fr. Giorgio Licini, PIME In Poland, the UN returns to discussing a report about climate by the Caritas of the Pacific states. An ecological question coincides with the recognition of the […]