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James and Kadijah work very hard, so do the girls, to do the work of Nazareth House in Sierra Leone.One of the first things we do when we land in Sierra Leone is to try our best to refresh them. … Continue reading →

James and Kadijah work very hard, so do the girls, to do the work of Nazareth House in Sierra Leone.One of the first things we do when we land in Sierra Leone is to try our best to refresh them. … Continue reading →

Roo was admitted Saturday night in a Hospital off Cottage Rd on the outskirts of Freetown. He was convulsing with high fever and James’ phone could not get through to my phone in America so he hurried his child to … Continue reading →

Roo was admitted Saturday night in a Hospital off Cottage Rd on the outskirts of Freetown. He was convulsing with high fever and James’ phone could not get through to my phone in America so he hurried his child to … Continue reading →

James and Kadijah work very hard, so do the girls, to do the work of Nazareth House in Sierra Leone.One of the first things we do when we land in Sierra Leone is to try our best to refresh them. … Continue reading →

Roo was admitted Saturday night in a Hospital off Cottage Rd on the outskirts of Freetown. He was convulsing with high fever and James’ phone could not get through to my phone in America so he hurried his child to … Continue reading →

Wow, seems we are being invaded with illnesses here at Nazareth House Apostolate. First Fr. Seraphim and James come down with malaria.Then my daughter, Aleica, who is pregnant due to deliver in February gets H1N1 (Swine Flu) which is not … Continue reading →

Wow, seems we are being invaded with illnesses here at Nazareth House Apostolate. First Fr. Seraphim and James come down with malaria.Then my daughter, Aleica, who is pregnant due to deliver in February gets H1N1 (Swine Flu) which is not … Continue reading →

Wow, seems we are being invaded with illnesses here at Nazareth House Apostolate. First Fr. Seraphim and James come down with malaria.Then my daughter, Aleica, who is pregnant due to deliver in February gets H1N1 (Swine Flu) which is not … Continue reading →

After over twenty-six hours of landing and take-offs, flying in air, airports & layovers, we finally touch down in Lungi. If you have ever been through the Sierra Leone Lungi Airport, you know the craziness just begins upon deplaning. It … Continue reading →