By Gabriele Monaco This year’s new PIME Missionaries – some will be ordained on Saturday June 12th in the Milan Cathedral with the rest in their own dioceses – they come from Africa, South America, and Asia. Two of these new missionaries are originally from Myanmar and are destined for China. They tell us their […]
By Giorgio Bernardelli When Fr. Enrico Uggé arrived in 1971, they were close to extinction. Today there are 10 times more of them, thanks to the Indigenous School. The boat docks and the children immediately appear on the bank. After all, it is a bit difficult to go unnoticed in a village like Simao, a […]
Missionary Brothers: A Choice for Life Brother Enrico Meregalli, PIME, lays his hands on the head of an Indian woman. Like Bro. Felice, Bro. Meregalli uses his carpentry skills to help the people of his mission. Today, the missionary brothers of PIME operate in starkly different contexts, but every one of them puts their professional […]
A Missionary’s Master’s Degree in Buddhism Fr. Daniele Mazza, PIME, receives his Master’s Degree in Buddhism from Mahachulalongkorn University. Fr. Daniele is the first missionary to ever do so. “Too often people of different religions have too little time for genuine dialogue,” but “studying for two years with monks gave me a chance to ask […]
By Fr. Sebastiano D’Ambra Twenty-five years after the killing of Father Salvatore Carzedda in Zamboanga, the importance of continuing to promote encounters between Christians and Muslims is important to build an alternative to violence On May 20, 1992, Fr. Salvatore Carzedda, PIME missionary in Zamboanga City, was killed during a seminar held by the Silsilah […]
DETROIT, Mich.––Our annual PIME support event recently took place in Troy, Michigan. Just a few short weeks ago, on the evening of October 6th, we greeted honored guests at the San Marino Club for a special occasion. We accepted many gracious gifts from our thoughtful donors and sponsors which made for an event we’ll never […]
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