by Gail DeGeorge and Sr. Joyce Meyer
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The combined hard work of a beloved priest and the Servite Sisters in Kyauktan, Myanmar, keep operations running at St. Mary\’s Home, a successful, multifaceted farm that also supports and shelters 120 girls.
The Servite Sisters arrived in Myanmar from India in 1924 and established a community in Kyauktan, which like the rest of the country, was mostly Buddhist and Hindu with a small Catholic population.
Matthew Temple, Ph.D., a Carmelite monk from the United States, along with experts from the Institute of Ecological and Religious
This week, at the residence of the bishops of the Mukachevo Greek Catholic Eparchy, a working meeting took place between the
The Ecological Commission of the Mukachevo Greek Catholic Eparchy (MGCE) recently held an important meeting with the National Guard of Ukraine to
At the Berehovo Public Center “Everyone Can Help,” eco-activists hosted an educational session for children focused on stork conservation. With the storks soon beginning their mass migration to Africa for the winter, the session aimed to raise awareness about the challenges these birds face during their long journey. Additionally, the session highlighted the plight of storks that, due to injury or other reasons, will be unable to join the migration and will stay behind in Ukraine throughout the winter.
