El Berba is village at the edge of the western desert about 30km southwest of Minia and northwest of Abu Gurgos / Al Fikria. These towns are at the Nile 300km south of Cairo. The population is still increasing and now maybe at 12.000 persons. Many of the people of Berba live in Cairo and ... Weiterlesen...
Monday morning we left Cairo via Giza through the early morning traffic heading for Fayoum Oasis, which was a new destination for us. We passed by the large Lake Qarun and through small villages to find the famous water wheels in the middle of a tea garden in Medinat Fayoum. Weiterlesen...
The first Sunday we spent in Cairo with the Sisters of Notre Dame de Sion and visited old Cairo after joining the mass at the Jesuits Church „Santa Familia“. We took the metro to Mar Girgis and first visited the Coptic Museum. After a tea at St. George’s Church we walked through the narrow street ... Weiterlesen...
It seems to be, that Barbara has her own travel agency !:-) At least as we found above advertisement at a gas station in Luxor/Theben West. But anyhow, we think you need a lot of Guardian Angels to survive Egypts roads! Sr. Juliana was a perfect driver getting us always safe througth the traffic jam ... Weiterlesen...
„Soeur Juliana“ is the name, Sr. Juliana is always called by the children and the people of the village El Berba, where she lives. It’s a pleasure to see how she and her work are appriciated. With all the trouble live brings up in a Muslim – Christian village, she lives there with much confidence ... Weiterlesen...
Predigt beim Geistlichen Abend der Jesuiten am Alten Dom / Ignatiuskirche in Linz. Auf Einladung von P. Johannes darf ich heute von Erfahrungen in den letzten beiden Monaten erzählen. Vielleicht sind die Gedanken die ich euch mitteilen darf sogar in dieser Novene um Berufungen für die Gesellschaft Jesu am richtigen Ort? Da meine Frau und ... Weiterlesen...