Weekly Reflection
Allow the finger of God to touch our ears and tongue … so we can listen to and bless others, and be less condemning
September 4th, 2024Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time – September 8, 2024 The First Reading reveals that the Israelites were in distress:... more
When we see God’s laws as a path to avoiding future pain, it is easier to accept and build safe, healthy communities
September 4th, 2024Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time – September 1, 2024 “Keep them, observe them, and they will demonstrate to the... more
The Eucharist and Reconciliation heal our past, so we can find and strengthen our faith through service to others.
September 4th, 2024Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time – August 25, 2024 “Faith is never certainty. Can we prove that God exists? In... more
Oblates of the Kenya Mission
Our Life in Kenya
Kenya: State of Kenyan People after continued heavy rains
While the government has pledged considerable aid and is actively assisting in various areas, the scale of the disaster requires additional support. NGOs… more
Whom do we treat as "lepers"? ... Peace & unity only increase when we reduce the "lepers" in our communities
Sometimes, to get the full impact of Biblical passages, we need to get the painful details that disturb our minds, and shock us… more
Irinda and Gachanka families facing rising hunger caused by the coronavirus pandemic
While adhering to the Government’s strict measures against the spread of the pandemic, we remain close to, and journey with, the people entrusted… more
Fr. Greg Oszust, OMI
Silver Jubilee
It is not often that we have a priest celebrating his silver jubilee in our Brother’s communities. But it happened this last weekend… more
St. Eugene de Mazenod Irinda Parish
Corona Virus that broke out in Wuhan in December 2019 has spread across the Globe with heavy consequences, such as massive losses of… more
Kisaju Parish: A response to COVID-19 challenge in evangeling
The Psalmist in Psalms 24:4 assures us and the faithful that in the valley of the shadow of death the Lord is with… more
Pastoral experience during the pandemic
The Corona virus pandemic has affected the whole world in many ways. At the beginning of this year, Covid-19 was not a reality… more
Blessing of God for the Blessed Joseph Gerard Postulancy - 2020
Pictured left: The Postulants after the official reception at the new Kenya Mission House of Hospitality and Administration, Karen (Feb. 17, 2020) -… more
Faith on the street
The Church recommends us to start the Lenten season with the distribution of ashes on Ash Wednesday. In Saint Joseph’s Parish/Larmudiac, Nakuru Diocese,… more
A new beginning and a new era in Nakuru Diocese/Kenya
The Kenya Mission is growing in number and facilities or resources. For some years we have been operating with 3 parishes (St. Stephen… more
The flame of Saint Eugene will never switch off
The Kenyan mission through the Vocation Office has received 8 candidates for workshop from 24th to 27th September 2019. Alphonce ODERO, John KIOKO… more
Faith Believes Nor Questions How
When I joined Oblate formation as a postulant in March 2011, Fr. Alfred taught us a song which we used to sing and… more
Vocations and Formation
A religious vocation is a special grace that God gives to certain persons,
calling them to a life of the evangelical counsels. It is, therefore, both a gift and an opportunity.
