Today has been a very special day, packed with happenings and with life. At the beginning of the day it was raining cats and dogs and so, as is usual here, the electricity shut down… We went to Mass at the church of the Conceptionist...
On April 18th, the first families to arrive at the Project celebrated their third “birthday”. How exciting but what a challenge too! It has been a long journey, made up of lots of “steps” many of which were unnoticed but sure, thanks to the collaboration...
The news that reaches us everyday from La Quiaca, on the border of the Northern Argentine, where, with the support of PROACIS’s fund “Trust is a Right”, we are involved in pastoral ministry with Immigrants, is very hopeful because we are witnessing a concrete steps...
We want to echo today to the mapping of services for migrants, refugees and victims of trafficking that the Church provides in Latin America and the Caribbean through the CLAMOR Network, after a hard year of work. The data presented is updated to March...
Just “early in the morning” of Easter Sunday East Timor was attacked by a terrible rain fall which resulted in flash floods and landslides across the country. Dili, the Capital, where I live was the worst affected municipality with more than 8000 IDPs who sought...
INFORMATION ABOUT THE BUSINESS PROPOSAL:Name of the Proposal: Creole Dressing. GASTRONOMIC ART.Location: San Telmo, CABA.Name and surname of the person responsible for the Proposal: Yvette Carolina Bello Hernández.A few years ago in Venezuela, my husband and I began to sell traditional sauces and dressings ofdifferent...
During this pandemic season the life of the rickshaw pullers is pathetic in Odisha. They have no savings and they live on what they earn daily by pulling rickshaws. During this season no one used their rickshaws for travelling. They have no money to meet...
We, Any and Marcela "Animarse" (encourage) participate in the group of "Enterprising Migrant Women", it is very gratifying to be able to carry out our small project and feel supported and with a follow-up; the encouragement and drive that our leaders Patricia and Magui give...
Since Wednesday, February 24th, the community of San Sebastian: the 31 Handmaid Sisters, together with the young Mar [1] who is a nice Honduran, and the charming Ana, Moroccan, with her 11-year-old son Adou; we had the great joy of receiving Amalia (a native of...
On March 16, the international FACI invited us to a holy hour-adoration online to walk together hand in hand with Saint Joseph, accompanying migrants. We participate from many places and share the following reflection: By thinking of “Saint Joseph, patron of migrants” we can read the...
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