Salvatorian Sentiments
SDS Visit Tanzania: Bus Trip to Dar
Wednesday, July 2. Up early to catch the bus to Dar es Salaam. There will be 6 of us, the 3 sisters from the Congo, Sr. Dorothea who is a student in Morogoro and us. Our last class included a closing ceremony. Sr Sophia spoke to the class about the importance of English as an international…
Read MoreSDS Visit Tanzania: Finishing up in Masasi
(via Text from Sue to S. Patrice) Our walk to the market was interesting, through a part of Masasi we hadn’t seen. There’s a lot of construction and people everywhere! At the book shop, we found a book of short stories that will be useful. Today is the last day of class. We are very…
Read MoreSDS Visit Tanzania: Monday in Tanzania
(via Text to S. Patrice) It’s Monday morning here. We did some hand washing of clothes and now we are getting ready for classes. Our conversations are becoming more complex. The sisters asked many questions about the USA province. they asked about vocations. Here in Tanzania, there are many young sisters. They expressed surprise when…
Read MoreSDS Visit Tanzania: Did you know….
Tanzania is eight hours ahead of Milwaukee (Eastern Daylight Savings Time)?
Read MoreSDS Visit Tanzania: Note from Sunday
(posted by S. Patrice Colletti, SDS via text messages from Sue!) It’s Sunday morning and we walked a mile to church. Mass was over two hours long, and it was marvelous! There was a baptism. The music was beautiful! Fr. Mukasa, SDS, presided. After church, we enjoyed conversation with Sister Mathilda, who Sister Barbara has…
Read MoreSDS Visit Tanzania: Masasi: Uh,oh… no internet!
(Posted by S. Patrice Colletti, SDS) Have you been wondering why there have been no recent postings from Sue and Sister Barbara? Today, we finally connected, not via the internet (which is not currently working at all at our house in Masasi), but via text messaging! Yup, a text sent around the world, from Sue’s…
Read MoreSister Jenada shares about SDS missions
Sister Jenada Fanetti, SDS is originally from Bloomer, Wis., where she spent her childhood on a family dairy farm. After becoming a member of the Sisters of the Divine Savior, she spent most of her religious life teaching in Catholic parish schools. She also served 11 years as SDS vocation minister, and during that time…
Read MoreSDS Visit Tanzania: In Masasi
We arrived in beautiful Masasi on Saturday afternoon after a 10 hour bus ride from Dar es Salaam. Through lack of communication, we arrived a day earlier than expected, so they felt unprepared to welcome us. However they greeted us warmly and provided quite generously for us. This is Trinity , and…
Read MoreSDS Visit Tanzania: We have arrived
After traveling for 31 hours we received a warm welcome from the Salvatorian sisters, S Mechy and S. Liberata. We do have mosquito nets as you can see. All is well in TZ. Did you see the full moon tonight?
Read MoreSDS Visit Tanzania: Tanzania Encounter 2011
Looking forward to returning to Tanzania and thinking about my last trip in 2011. Can’t wait to see old friends and make some new ones.
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