Lay Missionaries on the Move

Visiting and praying for the sick on the other side of the river.

The three lay Missioners of Christ who arrived a week and a half ago are well into the second weekly cycle of our regular apostolic activities. They’ve joined in Holy Hour and Lectio Divina with the youth, made two trips to Katire, are beginning extra activities with younger children today, and will be working separately with the young men and young women in our group beginning on Wednesday. They are branching out, too, into new territory and additional activities. With some of the youth they visited and prayed with a young man who’s been sick for a month, and did some exploring of the old lumber mill and water falls in Katire. You will be meeting them on the blog this week as their profiles appear in the next few days.

Passing through the ruins of the old lumber mill in Katire.

It takes a little balance to cross this bridge.

Standing left to right: Joe, George (road cosntruction) Roger, Charles (teacher) and John (catechist);
crouching: Regina and Isaac from the youth group. At the waterfalls in Katire.

A "St. Francis pose" beside "Sister Water."

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