Friday, October 14, 2011

Last Day in Nairobi - Visiting Children at the Missionaries of Charity


On Sunday, October 9, we spent our last day in Nairobi celebrating Mass in the morning in maximum security at Kamiti Prison, followed by a very blessed and anointed hour of Eucharistic adoration. Before  we left the prisoners  asked us to return to give them a retreat. Later in the day Br. Juan Pablo, MC, Maynor and Dr. Will Stallings visited the toddlers and handicapped children at the Missionaries of Charity home in Huruma, while I spent the afternoon with my CL friends at their monthly assembly.

2 comments:

  1. My name is María and I come from Spain. For almost 2 years, 2009-2010, and after being in Nairobi for 11 times, since 2006, volunteering in Nairobi with the Marianists and I was so lucky to meet the Sisters of Mercy, just by sheer chance. I was working with the Sisters in Huruma slums, a place where, as Mother Teresa said, you just simply see God, it is there where God is, among them, among those ones that He loves the most. I was working with them, the Sisters of Mercy, with those little Jesus that the Lord loves the most. I have been at my happiest there, working with them and among them. Nothing can be more beautiful and rewarding than that. I can say that I saw Jesus in disguise in the faces of those little kids, isn´t that beautiful, amazing? And yes, I could also hear everyday the word "mzungu" (white person) while on my way to the House. There I met the novices and the superior Sister at that time, Sister Innocence. Thanks to them I have lived the happiest moments in my life. And I also THIRST. I have found this page thanks to a priest that used to belong to the MC Fathers. Thanks Fr.Richard for sharing with me this page.

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  2. My name is María and I come from Spain. For almost 2 years, 2009-2010, and after being in Nairobi for 11 times, since 2006, volunteering in Nairobi with the Marianists and I was so lucky to meet the Sisters of Mercy, just by sheer chance. I was working with the Sisters in Huruma slums, a place where, as Mother Teresa said, you just simply see God, it is there where God is, among them, among those ones that He loves the most. I was working with them, the Sisters of Mercy, with those little Jesus that the Lord loves the most. I have been at my happiest there, working with them and among them. Nothing can be more beautiful and rewarding than that. I can say that I saw Jesus in disguise in the faces of those little kids, isn´t that beautiful, amazing? And yes, I could also hear everyday the word "mzungu" (white person) while on my way to the House. There I met the novices and the superior Sister at that time, Sister Innocence. Thanks to them I have lived the happiest moments in my life. And I also THIRST. I have found this page thanks to a priest that used to belong to the MC Fathers. Thanks Fr.Richard for sharing with me this page.

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