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When I began learning about the Catholic faith 14 years ago, I was introduced to many beautiful concepts that were totally new to me. One of these that I found remarkably easy to accept was the communion of saints. The idea that our fellow believers who are now perfected in heaven can (and do) pray…
I don’t know about you, but God has apparently placed me on the slow track. How slow? So slow that Freely Given may only need one update this year. So slow that we haven’t posted on our Facebook page since 2018. So slow that I cringe when Nic tells people we “are” missionaries, when I…
For the medically-minded: I am often asked what kind of medical conditions I commonly treat in Cambodia, so let’s take a glimpse! While I DO see exotic conditions, most patients simply need treatment for common chronic diseases, like hypertension and diabetes. A large part of my work is getting them on appropriate and sufficient medication…
Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope you have. But do this with gentleness and respect … (I Peter 3:15) As we continue to explore evangelism, I would like to reflect upon the common, and quite natural, apprehension that many Christians have about…
We have just started holding a monthly medical clinic in the village of Taom, and more various opportunities on the horizon!!!
All about Riah’s work in Taom… A few months ago Riah began to teach an English class in the village of Taom. This came about after Riah had been traveling to Taom regularly for several months and began to learn of this need. As in most farming villages in Cambodia, the majority of community residents are…
Nic, I just attended your mission at St. Paul’s North Canton. I always thought of myself as a good Catholic and felt I had a very good understanding of my own faith. However, after hearing you for 3 nights you have left me wanting more. There is so much more I can give, I can receive and do so much more of looking up and stop planting my feet. I will keep your mission and family in my prayers.