Columban missionary Fr Tony Coney talks about his work with vulnerable and abused children in Peru and the inspiring story of 'Maria' who has overcome huge challenges and is now studying to be a lawyer.
Columban missionary Fr Dan Troy speaks about the importance of friendship in leading people to the faith.
Columban missionary Fr Leo Schumacher is parish priest of St Joseph’s in Tsukiji, the oldest parish in the Archdiocese of Tokyo. He talks about the interesting history of the parish. The Church in Tsukiji was founded by the Paris Foreign Missions Society. On 22nd...
There is just one week to the deadline for this year’s Columban Schools Media Competition. Entries must be submitted by Friday 10th February. This year’s theme is: Building Peaceful Futures. Watch a video about the competition here: The competition is targeted at...
A video on the work of the Warmi Huasi Project in Ayacucho (Peru) in which children, adolescents and teachers talk about how they adapted their way of working in 2021 in order to advance wellbeing and learning. Warmi Huasi was set up by Columban missionary Fr Ed...
Society Leader, Fr Tim Mulroy, offers Advent greetings on behalf of Columban missionaries in 17 countries around the world, and thanks friends and benefactors for their generous ongoing support for Columban projects with the poorest and most marginalised. The...
One of the great centres of Christian activity in the 16th and 17th centuries in Japan was the area around Yatsushiro. Columban missionary, Fr Harry O’Carroll explains the history to the Christian Martyrs’ Park in Yatsushiro which commemorates the beatification of...
The Columbans in Ireland have launched of their latest Schools Media Competition which this year has the title: Building Peaceful Futures. Watch this video to learn more. The competition is targeted at students aged between 13-18 years old who are invited to...
The work of the Warmi Huasi Project in Peru during 2021. Warmi Huasi was set up by Columban missionary Fr Ed O’Connell to accompany families, especially children at risk, who are living in situations of poverty. The name Warmi Huasi comes from the Indian Quechua...
It is our responsibility, as much as it is our right, to use our moral voices to advocate alongside the earth and its more marginalised children for a more just, sustainable world. To solve the ecological crisis, we need every person to be a part of the solution,...