Responding to a call from Pope Francis, inspired by Acts 4:20: “For we cannot keep from speaking about what we have seen and heard”, as the Australian arm of the Pontifical Mission Societies, we are honoured to share with you the faces and voices of religious and lay missionaries from over 50 different countries who share with you this global message: We Are Still Here.
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From the farms and red soil roads of Uganda and Ghana, to the soaring slopes and sweeping valleys of India and Myanmar, see how the work of missionaries around the world is impacting ordinary people in extraordinary ways.
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Take a moment to share in these stories, spending some time in someone else’s shoes, looking through their eyes and hearing through their ears.
The establishment of St John’s School is contributing to the well-being of the children in this area and improving the education system. This school uses a child-centred approach, focused on the development of each child through holistic learning.
2018 World Mission Appeal
Meet children, some of whom are orphaned and some of whom are HIV-positive themselves, who can live, learn and play together in the safety offered by the sisters from St Joseph’s Home.
2018 World Mission Appeal
The construction of Pan Hlaing Church was carried out entirely by villagers from surrounding communities who transported all the construction materials, including cement bags, by boat and foot to the village.
2018 World Mission Appeal
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Experience a day at a school in the heart of Uganda. St Thereza Primary School sits on a hillside in the small town of Bujuni, three hours from the capital Kampala. Each day, hundreds of students come to the school to learn local language, English, mathematics, science and religion and ethics.
2017 World Mission Appeal
Spend some time with 13-year-old Harriet in her home town of Bujuni, three hours from the Ugandan capital, Kampala. Walk with her as she shows you her home, the way to her school, and where her family sources fresh, water from the river.
2017 World Mission Appeal
Take a look inside the St Luke Health Centre in Bujuni, three hours from the Ugandan capital Kampala. Meet some expectant mothers in the maternity ward, watch an antenatal education class and be surrounded by the buzz of activity outside as patients, visitors and support staff arrive at the centre.
2017 World Mission Appeal
