Mozambique: “Let us be men and women of reconciliation and peace to build peace”

Mozambique: “Let us be men and women of reconciliation and peace to build peace”

This is the deep conviction of Sisters Maria do Cรฉu and Amรฉlia Alexandre, Mozambican religious missionaries of the Congregation of the Precious Blood, who, in a recent interview with Vatican News, spoke about ongoing religious formation and the professional training for religious women. The two sisters also had a message for Mozambicans urging their compatriots not to give up in the face of difficulties. They called upon Mozambicans, especially young people, to embrace peace and reconciliation

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Pope: May the winds of war not extinguish hope and return to dialogue

Pope: May the winds of war not extinguish hope and return to dialogue

After praying the Angelus in Piazza della Libertร  in Castel Gandolfo, Pope Leo XIV turned his thoughts to the renewed conflict in the Middle East and the crisis in Ukraine, urging a return to diplomatic solutions. On Sea Sunday, he also expressed his closeness to all seafarers and port workers, whose working conditions have been made more difficult by military tensions. Finally, he recalled the traditional Marian pilgrimage of the Polish faithful to Jasna Gรณra.

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In the footsteps of St. Rita: A Brazilian woman on mission in Italy

In the footsteps of St. Rita: A Brazilian woman on mission in Italy

Sister Maria Atรญlia Collet has found in the saint of impossible causes a guiding light for her own life and that of thousands of pilgrims. Before arriving in Roccaporena, the Italian town where Saint Rita was born in 1381, her religious mission took her from inland Brazil to Italy, Portugal, Spain and Mozambique. She spent over 15 years in the African country, where she deepened the human and spiritual experience that today guides her in welcoming pilgrims.

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