A Maryknoll sister in East Africa works to uplift at-risk students || At the Mmazami Primary School outside of Musoma, a city on the eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, Sister Marion Hughes...

Educating young people from the traditional Watatulu tribe presents challenges for Maryknoll priest in rural East Africa || Yuyu, a tall young woman wearing the traditional dress of the Watatulu...

A Tanzanian woman partners with Maryknoll missioners to build a parish team in Mabatini in Mwanza || Natalia Joseph Kadio says, “Being a partner in mission on a winning team has transformed my life.”...

U.S. couple brings home fruits of overseas mission experience || Twelve years ago if someone had told us we would sell nearly all our possessions, move 8,000 miles away and return home to the United...

Maryknoll Sister brings international Child-to-Child program to Tanzanian youth || Aleavyo Akuavyo is an African proverb that means, “The way a child is raised is the way he/she will grow.” In 2015...

Missioner Tales, January & February, 2017 Part of the reality of being in mission in Mwanza, Tanzania, is the need to have a guard outside our home at night. My wife and fellow Maryknoll lay missioner,...

For a Maryknoll Brother, serving the outcast is most important. || Maryknoll Brother Loren Beaudry believes Jesus is the best example for a Brother. During the more than 30 years he has been serving...

Missioner Tales, September & October 2016 While I was driving a fellow Maryknoll lay missioner to the airport in Mwanza, Tanzania, we encountered a torrential rainfall. We made it to the airport...

Missioner Tales January & February 2016 Early Monday mornings in the village where I live in Bangladesh, I meet Mamoon, who collaborates with me in my work of helping sick and disabled children. Getting...

Missioner Tales, November & December 2015 I was deeply touched by the visit of three children—María, Enderson and Domingo—to my house in Chajul, Guatemala. They took part in vacation time classes...