by Gail DeGeorge and Sr. Joyce Meyer
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The combined hard work of a beloved priest and the Servite Sisters in Kyauktan, Myanmar, keep operations running at St. Mary’s Home, a successful, multifaceted farm that also supports and shelters 120 girls.
The Servite Sisters arrived in Myanmar from India in 1924 and established a community in Kyauktan, which like the rest of the country, was mostly Buddhist and Hindu with a small Catholic population.
Часом ходите в карпатські гори? Підіймаючись на вершину, що ви очікуєте побачити: незаймані природні краєвиди до обрію… чи техногенно змінений ландшафт? Ініціатори […]
In October 25-27, 2018, at the RCC recollection center in the village of Sinyak (Transcarpathian region) hosted an international scientific-practical conference in […]
On September 27-30, 2019, at the Synevyr National Park, an International Scientific and Practical Conference was held within the framework of the […]
