The Belize City house held another successful food delivery to the homeless downtown. This has become an annual event as every month food and drink is cooked, packed and delivered to those needing a warm meal in the downtown Belize City area. This time the meal consisted of ducunu (a locally made dish made from corn) meatballs, coleslaw, and cupcakes for dessert. An orange drink was also made to complete the meal.
42 years ago, on Sept. 21, Belize was declared free from British rule and became an independent nation.
On a beautiful Saturday morning, several members of the Presentation Academy Cross-Country team came to the Nazareth campus for a special team activity.
A monthly STEM event held for local children on Sept. 18 at Bardstown Elementary School featured various lessons in health care, giving local students a chance to explore the world of medicine. The Sisters are a sponsor of the program and actively participate with the kids.
I have previously donated and been in contact with sisters. I am interested in a long term mission assignment. Can I speak with someone about that?
That is sooo beautiful a ministry. I’m sure it warms not only empty stomachs, but warms hearts of the givers as well as the receivers of the food. Blessings on all concerned with this needed ministry.
Glad to see our Charity charism being unleashed in Belize City! Thank you for your dedicated service by providing to those who are hungry on a consistent, monthly basis. This service really matters.
Wow! You got me hungry? That’s fantastic! So glad to see what you all are doing! Thanks for sharing! I’d love to be there! What? No mango bread?
I guess I’ll have to postpone my visit or come and make some mango bread!
Love to you all! Glad to hear!
When I was hungry you fed me – and the reward is yours. A noble act, indeed. Mother Catherine and St. Vincent will be pleased. We are proud of you too.