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Fr. Seraphim, Emily, James, Kadijah and I were at the Nazareth House Apostolate School in Kabala on St. Patrick’s Day. I really hadn’t any idea whether they celebrated the Irish Holiday in Sierra Leone or not. What happened at the … Continue reading →

Fr. Seraphim, Emily, James, Kadijah and I were at the Nazareth House Apostolate School in Kabala on St. Patrick’s Day. I really hadn’t any idea whether they celebrated the Irish Holiday in Sierra Leone or not. What happened at the … Continue reading →

THE MAKO REPORT for this week: By Jeremiah (Jerry) Mako Mansaray, Kabala, Sierra Leone: Hello Friends and Supporters, We, the Teachers and Pupils of Nazareth House School, Kabala want to start by thanking you for all the help and support.It … Continue reading →

THE MAKO REPORT for this week: By Jeremiah (Jerry) Mako Mansaray, Kabala, Sierra Leone: Hello Friends and Supporters, We, the Teachers and Pupils of Nazareth House School, Kabala want to start by thanking you for all the help and support.It … Continue reading →

THE MAKO REPORT for this week: By Jeremiah (Jerry) Mako Mansaray, Kabala, Sierra Leone: Hello Friends and Supporters, We, the Teachers and Pupils of Nazareth House School, Kabala want to start by thanking you for all the help and support.It … Continue reading →

After a few days in Freetown during our recent Lenten Mission in Sierra Leone, it was time to hit the road. Loading up the car we rented from Sanu, off we go. Someday, after the compound is paid for, we … Continue reading →

After a few days in Freetown during our recent Lenten Mission in Sierra Leone, it was time to hit the road. Loading up the car we rented from Sanu, off we go. Someday, after the compound is paid for, we … Continue reading →

Its all about loveIts all about loving your neighbor Give today!

Its all about loveIts all about loving your neighbor Give today!

After a few days in Freetown during our recent Lenten Mission in Sierra Leone, it was time to hit the road. Loading up the car we rented from Sanu, off we go. Someday, after the compound is paid for, we … Continue reading →