Sister Cornelia Ekka has recently started her new mission in Kenya. Sister Cornelia is being introduced to the Catholic Community in St. Paul’s parish and its outstations. She has met Bishop Willybard Lagho, the Bishop of Malindi Diocese. Along with Sisters Vinaya Chalil and Philo Hembrom, she visits families and attends the BCC prayers. She occasionally visits the children at St. Francis Assisi Pre-primary school at Marereni where the SCNs reside. Sister Cornelia is assigned to this school. She will begin her formal language classes soon. The small SCN community in Kenya is very happy to have her.
In a Remote Belizean Village, the Spirit of St. Vincent de Paul Thrives
The village of San Vincente, located on the edge of the Guatemalan border, might appear to be an unexpected locale to find the enduring spirit of St. Vincent de Paul. Yet, it’s here that a small but vibrant Catholic Church, named in honor of the saint, stands as a symbol of his legacy.
What an opportunity to be Christ.
God bless 🙏 you Cornelia. You are in right place. Fitting for you that mission. Children and people look very happy.
Praying blessings on your ministry in Kenya!
May you continue in the spirit of Vincent de Paul and Catherine Spalding your pioneering ministry.
Warmest blessings!
Corne
Great ! My prayers will be always with you .
It is great news that Corne started her ministry in Kenya. May God be with you Vinaya, Philo & Corne as you live & spread God’s Kingdom.
Wish you the very best Corne as you begin your life and ministry in Kenya. Lots of love to all three of you.