Some MSC international stories, from Peru to Cameroun, with some detours to Fiji/US and the past in Vietnam.
Union Andina
After a long way of discernment with the confreres of Peru, the new Andean Union was erected on 06 January.
We thank all the missionaries of the Sacred Heart who offered and offer their lives to the Mission in the Andes.
May Our Lady of the Sacred Heart intercede in this new cycle that we begin with the creation of the Andean Union.
Cameroun – from Jonas MSC (who studied in Sydney in 2017) who sends regular updates.
As I might have told you am on holidays. After almost a month in the village in the Far North region of Cameroon, I arrived in Yde for the second half of my holidays.
The family is doing well despite the fear and psychosis created by the BokoHaram incursions. In fact, it has been a year since no incursion was recorded but the fear is strong and all spend the night in the foothills and come back down during the day for their daily activities, at least what remains since everything has been disorganized and scattered creating a poverty and famine because it was formally forbidden to the peasants to sow in a radius of 5 km in order to be able to see the enemy at distance. It was necessary to choose between security and famine.
And memories of his visit to the NT.
I lived with the diocesan priests at 10km from.my native village in Mora whom I know all well because we were together at the minor seminar in Guider.
I am based in Anguissa the regional house with fellow Msc Mermoz, Sylvain Eloundou, Charles Biloa and Simon Pierre. Valentin and Dieudonne being passing through. Salutations to all. See you.
To Vietnam in the 2000s – a reminder that Thang turns 50 today, 18th January, the oldest of the men who joined us in Vietnam. (From Uncle Bob’s archives.)
Fiji/US.
Warren Perrotto MSC has completed his appointment in the Pacific Islands Province and has returned home to the US.
