Visit with the Maasai - Part 2 - Congregation of the Resurrection 2026

We ended the last Maasai blog when we were about to eat a good dinner of beef stroganoff! Fr. Adrian was a chef at one time in his life…so the food was wonderful, including a loaf of freshly baked bread. The dining room is prepared.

Fr. Adrian is teaching this young Maasai to cook. He does this on the weekends and does an amazing job. He is only 16 years old!

The kitchen and the cook! The next morning we were off to the site of our potential new parish among the Maasai.

It took us about 2 ½ hours of rough wet roads to arrive at the site of this outstation. We had time for a tour, as Mass begins when people arrive. Because of the rain and the bad roads, we guessed that people would assemble at about 11:30 or 12:00.

First up, was a tour of a bedroom and bathroom for the priests who live here. One bedroom houses the solar batteries.

This is the kitchen and the dining room, which also functions as a daily chapel and a meeting room. The woman in the red shirt also teaches at the small primary school.

Fr. Marek led Fr. Daniel, Kevin and me on a tour, which began with the internet satellite.

Fr. Marek’s room: bed, desk, bookcase, and bathroom.

Kevin checking out the corn! You might notice that Kevin has a jacket on. This part of Tanzania is well above sea level, so it is much cooler than places such as Morogoro and Dar es Salaam.