When I was young, I was working in a bank, but things were soon to change.

One day our parish was visited by some religious sisters from France who were traveling in parts of America to make known the new religious congregation of the Sisters of the Lamb of God. The emphasis on being a missionary and their rootedness in the Eucharist attracted me. I joined.

Since that time I have served in America, France and Africa. It was quite an experience in Africa. We lived a month the people learning from them and sharing their joys, sorrows, and learning from each other. We appreciated their joyful simple ways of celebrating, and shared with them some benefits of modern developments in the lines of electricity, water management, and home ecconomics as well as a medical dispensary.

Now, back in America, I am happy each day to share the Eucharist with persons who are unable to attend mass. This is a wonderful ministry to bring Jesus to those who cannot participate in the liturgy, but also I am happy for the chance to spend time with these wonderful holy people. It is a mutual exchange of gifts in Christ.