Time is running out (and so am I).
Saturday afternoon I left for
Samba Bougoulou, at 40 on the slope towards Carnot. There has been a lot
of rain, and the road is very slippery. In Samba Bougoulou I met the
catechist and the catechumens for the catechism exams.
It is a
demanding job, to try and help boys and girls who want to become
Christians to understand what they are asking for and what they want,
desiring Baptism.
I returned to Baoro in the dark, around 7 pm,
and the next day, Sunday, I left for Bawi, where I celebrated Mass. The
catechist was a bit nervous (I discovered later that he had some family
issues going on), but the celebration went well.
In this month of
June, the preparation of the closing of the schools commences. We are
also preparing for the exams and questions. The pupils of our Mechanical
School are also at their last stages.
Wednesday I went down to
Bangui for the site meeting. It was also an opportunity to meet Fr
Saverio, our provincial superior, and Fr Federico, who have just arrived
from Italy.
Work on the construction site is moving along. On
Wednesday, June 8th the first part of the slab between the ground floor
and the first floor was finally laid.
Passing through the streets
of Bangui, there are enormous lines at the various gas stations: there
is a shortage of everything, and there are hundreds of motorcycles and
dozens of cars waiting for hours to get a few liters of gas or diesel
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| Lavoratori in erba (e paglia) Des travailleurs en herbe |
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| Scuola meccanica di Baoro L?école de Mécanique de Baoro |
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| Gettata della prima parte della soletta a Bangui Le coulage de la première partie de la dalle, à Bangui |
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| Code per trovare qualche litro di carburante A la recherche de quelques litres de carburant |
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