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Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Africa (MSOLA)

THIS SEASON MSOLA ARTIST - January 2003

Other season artists:

Sr. Gloria Sedes with a little friend
in Deli (Chad)

Sr. Gloria Sedes,
depicting African rural life

Sr. Gloria Sedes was born in Madrid (Spain) in 1951. She did her nursing studies in Barcelona (Spain), and she joined the MSOLA in 1975. She has worked many years in Chad in preventive medicine and forming birth attendants.

She is actually in Chad working as a nurse.

Her missionary life has brought her to Burundi, and to Chad where she has worked as a nurse while using her artistic talents to help people to understand the functioning of their body, to learn about health issues and to have a better grasp of their surroundings.

In Chad she has formed a team of midwifes, simple women, who are ready to help other women. For their formation she did many drawings to illustrate the situations, the body, the reality around.

She has a capacity to grasp life. Her scenes of Chadian rural life are simple and vivid.

In Mexico where she has spent some years doing "Mission Animation", she created an awareness of
Africa through art and in her meeting with other artists.

During the following months we will be presenting some of her drawings.

  • Cartoons on Spirituality .See some of her illustrations of "Spiritual life". She has a way of
    transposing "deep insides" with humour and simplicity through her cartoons.

Click on the drawings to vision a bigger one!!!

"African child" by J. Enciso, a Mexican artist.
Painting made for the "African exhibition"
orgainzed every year by the MSOLA in Morelia (Mexico).


Drawings of Gloria Sedes

Click on the drawing to enlarge it

Chadian village

village life

family courtyard

village from Chad

Our Lady of Africa

Christ

Christ in the cross

A Chadian village

village scene

The Resurrection
Going to the fields - Chad

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