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Revered Fr. Augustine Mawulolo from Ghana finds himself drawn into the hands of God. During his missionary service, he oversaw the Missionary Children Society, where children learned to make rosaries. From then on, Fr. Augustine learned to love making rosaries.
It began as an ordinary evening of sharing food and conversation with friends on the street. However, quietly standing among them was a woman whose presence would offer a powerful testimony of friendship. This is the story of an encounter between Comboni missionaries and homeless people.
Br. Fabio is bidding farewell to the Philippines, where he has worked for eight years as delegate bursar and administrator of World Mission magazine. As he embraces this “change of horizon,” he recounts his vocation story and what inspired him to become a Comboni Missionary Brother.
From a simple life in the Philippines to missionary work in Africa and Brazil, Fr. Marnecio’s vocation journey is a testament to God’s love, guidance, and purpose shaping him to realize that things do not happen by chance. It is God’s will.
Every weekend, Fr. Aldrin together with his team of volunteers head to parishes to promote the missionary cause. He urges the faithful to live up to their vocation to be “missionary disciples.” The final aim is to create a network of friends who support the work of evangelization.
The Comboni Mission Center (CMC) in Parañaque City continues to develop and enhance its missionary charism through collaborative efforts in assisting local parishes. Additionally, it organizes outreach programs to share blessings with those who are less fortunate.
Six Comboni missionaries from Africa, Asia, and Europe live out St. Daniel Comboni’s prophetic vision of being a “Cenacle of Apostles.” The community’s main aim is to promote mission awareness in the local Church through the publication of World Mission magazine and mission promotion.
Following the charism of St. Daniel Comboni, our weekly apostolic activities are mostly geared towards people who are marginalized or in the greatest need. Thus, we choose Christian communities populated by the minority and from the lowest classes in the society.
The St. Daniel Comboni Seminary (DCS) currently hosts four missionaries and 14 seminarians. In addition to promoting vocations and forming candidates, the seminary collaborates with the local Church and organizes outreach activities, youth encounters, and “Friends of the Mission” feasts.
Inspired by the examples of St. Paul and St. Daniel Comboni, Fr. Randy Recalde from Calamba, Laguna, has sought his vocation in life since his teenage years. Raised in a devout family and shaped by his experiences in the parish, he decided to pursue mission work across continents.
