Showing posts with label Small Christian Community. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Small Christian Community. Show all posts
Saturday, September 3, 2011
In Retrospect
Friday was the second day of my short visit to Ireland. My hosts planned a full day of meetings for me. In retrospect I must say that I received more than I was able to give those whom I met in various places...
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convent,
Divine Mercy,
girls,
Holy Mass,
Ireland,
Kiabakari,
meeting,
school,
Small Christian Community,
vocation
Friday, July 8, 2011
From Army Camp To Prison
The last day of the second part of the peregrination of the Holy Cross in my mission. The first part was dedicated to the communal celebrations on the parochial level, with an exception of the visit of the Cross at Sisters' convent. The second part which started last Sunday right after the Holy Mass of the Parish Feast ends today with the celebration of the Holy Mass at the last district of Kiabakari township and the handover of the Jubilee Cross to the first outstation...
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cross,
Jubilee,
Kiabakari,
military camp,
mtaa,
outstation,
parish,
prison,
Small Christian Community
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Common Ground
When I left Poland, first heading to Ireland for three months to improve on my English, then to Tanzania to work as a missionary, I felt as if the solid ground I was walking upon since my childhood was removed underneath my feet... This solid ground was my Polish world, customs, tradition, culture, language, everything that constituted the 'aquarium' I was accustomed to and grew up in...
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