Fixing Our Road: Part 1
The road outside the Formation House had become almost impassible due to the rainy season and a construction project. It would take a team effort to level it out again!
11th Sunday in Ordinary Time – June 14, 2026
We are Christ’s hands, eyes, feet. In other words, we are the church. The things we pray for are already being answered by the way we live, love and act in the world.
The Labourers Are Few
“The harvest is plentiful, but the labourers are few.” Jesus speaks these words after seeing the crowds who were “harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd.”
Some New Additions
Animals are a part of everyday life in Tanzania, even at the Seminary!
The Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ – June 7, 2026
At the Eucharist, we come with meager gifts of bread and wine, which represent all that we are—our joys and sorrows, our accomplishments and sacrifices, our strength and our frailty—and we are caught up into the generative life of God’s forgiveness, love, peace, and justice.
Bread of Life
What if someone offered us a piece of Bread that, once consumed, might give us unending life?
Br. Mosses and Pentecost
The Tanzanian Postulants recently thanked Br. Mosses, CR for his guidance, as they finish their postulancy, and everyone celebrated Pentecost, including dancing!
Most Holy Trinity – May 31, 2026
This is the complexity of God: the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. More challenging than this concept, however…
God Loves Us Unconditionally
John 3: 16 – It is surprisingly easy to miss in these familiar verses, but God did not wait to love us after we “proved ourselves,” but loved us before we did anything at all–and sent his only Son to us. This is incredibly good news!
A Few Things from Tanzania
Today we hear an update on a variety of news from Tanzania, about the Postulants, classes at Jordan University and a new arrival.