The director of AsiaNews greets readers: "Beyond the logic of politics, those who love Jesus make an impact in the world. This is why the proclamation of the night of Bethlehem has come down to us and why, even in this very difficult year, we can still say to each other: Merry Christmas".
A 40-year-old mother of three travels each day on her scooter into the poorest areas south of Phnom Penh, bringing smiles and hope to those forgotten by society. In his Easter letter, Fr Mario Ghezzi, PIME missionary in Cambodia for 16 years, talks about her.
The 17-year-old Cambodian is not yet a Christian but he is learning to know Jesus in the small community of Ampau Prey. Born into a very poor family, he can study thanks to the generosity of a Catholic woman. Her deed reflects the work of “Providence and the Resurrection". He dreams to become a doctor to help others.
The testimony of a PIME missionary in Cambodia for 12 years. "I was a priest, pastor, chaplain, builder, liturgist, economist, teacher, manager and so on and so forth. In my life I have known countries and people that I never thought to encounter. The lat 12 years have all been a happy surprise, even evil and sin in the end have been transformed into a nice surprise. "
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