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Refugees
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Health
HIV/AIDS
Education
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Mission Animation

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Praying with the world

Personal encounters
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This season artists
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Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Africa (MSOLA)

HOMEPAGE

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Sr Hortencia Sizalande teaches children crafts
in a MSOLA kindergarten in Tanzania.


New!
MSOLA presentation in Albanian and Croatian language
100 years MSOLA in Kenya
Sharing Trentaprile MSOLA Newsletter N.2 - 2008 - Women, rise up! N.1 - 2008 - Lay Missionaries N. 1 to 5 - 2007 -
First Professions 2007
Final Profession Sr Laurence Huard

Sr. Christine Bahati, teaches in Kibera, a Nairobi slum
Sr. Rita Toutant in the microhealth Insurance in Tanzania

The MSOLA and the Inter Faith Dialogue
Cartoons on Spirituality The rainbow
Artist of the season Sr. Gyslaine Dubé - Nairobi

We are catholic religious women

Africa is our field of mission

We share in Jesus' mission and conviction

We promote friendship and dialogue with Muslims and other believers.

We collaborate with people and churches of Africa
in pastoral and social action:

Women groups
Youth ministries
Christian communities
Immigrants
Refugees
Health care - HIV-AIDS
Education
Pastoral
Justice and Peace
Victims of abuse

Sr. Rénée Gillermin teaching young girls
how to sew, in Timimoum (Algeria)

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Our MSOLA formation community in Tanzania.

We live in
international communities

We are from 29 different nationalities

We are present
in 15 African countries

We share the charism of Cardinal Charles Lavigerie with the Missionaries of Africa (White Fathers)

Our website offers you the possibility of

meeting some sisters,
to know about their missionary life;
reading about "real stories"
having a taste of the challenges and the riches they meet within their daily life in Africa .
It presents possibilities for you to collaborate in this mission.

You can find activities for young people interested in the missionary life, and how to do something to know other people and other regions.

You can also meet "our artists" and discover interesting African handcrafts.

You can also read interesting articles on Africa.

Webdesign: Gisela Schreyer
website@smnda.org