Missionaries of Africa, Jinja

As human beings, we are relational beings. Some attitudes are very important in a relationship. Here I will mention only one of the many them: Trust. We are living in a formation community in which we have students who are preparing themselves to become Missionaries of Africa and the formators who are trying their best to prepare these students. In this big community, we are relational at different levels; relation of: students among themselves; formators among themselves, then relationship between the students and the formators and vice-versa. Is there trust at these different levels of relationship? I am not sure that I will answer this question. Nevertheless, I might answer other questions, which are not asked, and through them, it is possible that the reader will find his answer to the question. Trust as a desire Though I did not answer the previous question, what I am sure is that my deepest desire is that trust may reign among us at all levels. How I wish everyb...

Jean Marie Bamutaze and Gabriel Ouma Participants' quotes from the Trauma Awareness and Resilience workshop: 1.  Not all human beings are human. (M. Longoli) 
 2. Trauma is unforgiveness and love. (M. Matuku) 
 3. Do not allow your trauma worries bring you down. (C.I. Imbusi) 
 4.  Sometimes when I am interested in things, I become bored of the very things. (B. Jean 
Marie) 
 5.  Trauma is dangerous if not processed from our bodies. (S. Onsongo) 
 6.  We are here to pass the examination of life. (Sr T. Namataka) 
 7.  Do not be guilty of your trauma but be responsible. (B. Jean Marie) 
 8.  I am the one to control trauma but not trauma to control me. (P. Muema) 
 9.  It’s only when we realize our trauma that we can come out of them. (P. Wachira) 
 10. We human beings are the cause of our problems and therefore our responsibility to rule them out. (G. Ouma)
 11. Lamenting about trauma is no...