Yesterday, September 3, 2026, the Missionary Sisters of the Lord’s Table, also known as the Mensa Domini Sisters, celebrate their 64th Founding Anniversary. For sixty-four years, the congregation has journeyed with the Church in serving God’s people, particularly those who are poor and powerless, beginning in Antique and eventually extending its missionary presence beyond the […]
Four Ordinations, Eight Priests, One Message: Called to Serve with Humility and Love Between 18 June and 29 June, the Mill Hill family in Cameroon experienced an extraordinary season of grace and celebration as eight new priests were ordained in four different parishes, in the presence of three bishops, family members, friends, parishioners, missionaries, and […]
In the spirit of strengthening Lay Apostolic Movements in the Catholic Diocese of Lugazi, Uganda, our parish, which providentially is the first parish in the diocese under the patronage of St. Jude Thaddeus, was designated by the Local Ordinary as the Diocesan Centre for St. Jude Devotion. This was announced by the Vicar General, Monsignor […]
When you hear about the term, ‘Safeguarding’, what comes into your mind and what feelings have you? The feelings of fear, care trust, responsibility. All these remind us that it is our collective responsibility to ensure that we prevent and minimize the potential for abuse from occurring. We are called to create a culture of […]
The communities of Panyangara and Loyoro Parishes in the Karamoja sub-region of northeastern Uganda are facing one of the most severe hunger crises in recent memory. Months of failed rainfall have left families without hope of a harvest, threatening the survival and wellbeing of thousands of people. According to a Nile Post report published on […]
Renewed in Christ, Strengthened for Mission Among the important themes explored during the Mill Hill Global Young Members Meeting was “Spirituality, Prayer, Mission and Integration,” presented by Fr Joseph Bharu. It was more than a formation session or a collection of beautiful ideas. It became a moment of grace: an invitation to pause, breathe deeply […]
Goodbye is the only phrase we know That makes us want to FAREWELL TO FR. HARRY PEETERS AFTER 53 YEARS OF MISSION IN CAMEROON Bamenda, Cameroon — The Ecclesiastical Province of Bamenda gathered at Saint Thomas Aquinas’ Major Seminary in Bambui to celebrate a Thanksgiving Mass in honor of Rev. Fr. Harry Peeters, a missionary […]
NAIROBI, 4 June 2026 — This article by Donozio Muheki, a Mill Hill student at the Nairobi Formation Centre, looks at the courage and faith of the Ugandan Martyrs and why their witness still matters today. It recalls the history of the young Christians who chose to remain faithful even in the face of death. […]
Published by Missio UK, this article reflects on the first year of Pope Leo XIV’s papacy and highlights five key lessons from his life and teaching as a missionary. It shows how his messages on peace, faith, compassion, listening and hope can inspire Catholics today to live out the Gospel in everyday life and to […]
My first encounter with Franciscans was when I was a small boy of three to four years of age. During my visits to the city of Manchester in the northwest of England, my mother would often take me to visit the ’Nuns’; those strangely dressed women in long black habits with wimples and starched headdresses, […]
Who was to know that I would ever put my foot firmly on Africa’s soil? Isay firmly because in 1964, I fleetingly touched Arica when going through the Suez Canal from Suez to Aden with a freighter on my way to Sarawak. It happened like this: Fr Philip and Fr Mathews, who had been serving […]
VATICAN CITY — Pope Leo XIV met the Board of the Vatican Observatory Foundation lastweek and said the Church supports true science as a way of understanding God’s creation. He warned that both faith and science are being challenged by people who deny objective truth, and he called for greater care for the planet and […]
