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Pride Followed Me to Rwanda
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First of all, a quick shout out to my good friends at Pius X High School on your feast day today. You are the flagship school of the Lincoln Diocese,…
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Mzungu Beware!
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Mzungu (pronounced mizz ZUNG goo) is the term for white person in Rwanda. If the internet is to be believed, it has a literal meaning along the lines of “man…
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To Post or Not To Post
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Technically, I am not posting tonight. I had a long day and have some work I have to get done for the Abana Foundation. I want to summarize my interviews…
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Seeking a Routine
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This was the first day of a normal week, but I don’t think I started off well. First of all, I worked too late last night. Then I received a…
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Blue Veil
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In yesterday’s post I said I would strive for more pictures. Today, that is my goal! All of these pictures are from Immaculee Ilibagiza’s retreat center, which she named “Blue…
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No Days Off
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Before leaving the US, I was honored to be a guest on the Barn Again podcast, hosted by Jonathan Little and Mike Czyz. As I was heading out after the…
Korta in Kibeho
Join Tom Korta as he shares his journey to Rwanda, including visiting the Shrine of Our Lady Of Kibeho, helping to teach English to students in The Children's Academy, and supporting the work of the Abana Foundation.
