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        Pa Barrie is one of the best friends of Fr. Seraphim. He is an extremely holy man He lives in Freetown but due to an illness had been in Guinea until he heard that Fr. Seraphim … Continue reading →

        This morning at Nazareth House Apostolate, Louisville we woke up to heavy fog. The pictures above are of Fr. Seraphim as he prays the Rosary Path around the Grotto of Our Lady of Nazareth.

        This morning at Nazareth House Apostolate, Louisville we woke up to heavy fog. The pictures above are of Fr. Seraphim as he prays the Rosary Path around the Grotto of Our Lady of Nazareth.

        This morning at Nazareth House Apostolate, Louisville we woke up to heavy fog. The pictures above are of Fr. Seraphim as he prays the Rosary Path around the Grotto of Our Lady of Nazareth.

        This morning at Nazareth House Apostolate, Louisville we woke up to heavy fog. The pictures above are of Fr. Seraphim as he prays the Rosary Path around the Grotto of Our Lady of Nazareth.

        Its always hard to say goodbye, today we say goodbye to some of the best meals we’ve had in Sierra Leone, we say goodbye to some of our most relaxing times by the beach. There were … Continue reading →

        Its always hard to say goodbye, today we say goodbye to some of the best meals we’ve had in Sierra Leone, we say goodbye to some of our most relaxing times by the beach. There were … Continue reading →

        Its always hard to say goodbye, today we say goodbye to some of the best meals we’ve had in Sierra Leone, we say goodbye to some of our most relaxing times by the beach. There were … Continue reading →

        Its always hard to say goodbye, today we say goodbye to some of the best meals we’ve had in Sierra Leone, we say goodbye to some of our most relaxing times by the beach. There were … Continue reading →

        The afternoon before Opening Day of the NHA Kabala School, after all the uniforms had been distributed and all the families had received their mosquito bed nets to protect them from malaria. Fr. Seraphim quietly went … Continue reading →