MIC Mission News July 1969

Publication date:
1969 July
Volume:
28
Number:
10

  • Different faces from different countries (photographs
  • In this issu
  • Travels in Haiti / VILLEMURE Gisele, m.i.c. + Haiti : p.35
  • Travels in Haiti (photographs) / VILLEMURE Gisele, m.i.c. + Haiti : p.35
  • The land (picture) + Haiti : p.35
  • The cemetery of Croix des Bouquets (photograph) / VILLEMURE Gisele, m.i.c. + Haiti : p.35
  • Women’s laundry chores at Hinche (photograph) / VILLEMURE Gisele, m.i.c. + Haiti : p.35
  • Patient welcomed to the dispensary of Charpentier (photograph) / VILLEMURE Gisele, m.i.c. + Haiti : p.35
  • Tamboula session at Coteaux (photograph) / VILLEMURE Gisele, m.i.c. + Haiti : p.35
  • The vine at Coteaux (photograph) / VILLEMURE Gisele, m.i.c. + Haiti : p.35
  • At Port Salut, where feathery palm trees bow to the Caribbean (photograph) / VILLEMURE Gisele, m.i.c. + Haiti : p.35
  • Roche-a-Bateau, home from a catechetical session (photograph) / VILLEMURE Gisele, m.i.c. + Haiti : p.35
  • Kindergarten moppets at Chantal (photograph) / VILLEMURE Gisele, m.i.c. + Haiti : p.36
  • Father Charles, founder of the Congregation of Saint Teresa of the Child Jesus (photographs) / VILLEMURE Gisele, m.i.c. + Haiti : p.36
  • We flew so low that mornes and valleys appeared clearly etched (photograph) / VILLEMURE Gisele, m.i.c. + Haiti : p.36
  • First impressions in Totonicapan / PAGEAU Pauline, m.i.c. + Guatemala : p.36
  • First impressions in Totonicapan (photographs) + Guatemala : p.36
  • First impressions in Totonicapan (photographs) + Guatemala : p.36
  • Goddess of peace / DANSEREAU Florentine, m.i.c. + Japan : p.36
  • Giant statue of Heiwa Kwannon (photograph) + Japan : p.36
  • Sister Therese Renaud accompanies a group of secondary school students on an educational trip to Utsunomiya (photograph) + Japan : p.36
  • The missionary vocation (continued) / LECUONA J., m.e.b. : p.36
  • The People of God on earth is the seed of the Church of eternity (photographs) / UNESCO COURRIER + Philippines : p.36
  • This young dancer of the Philippine national ballet represents a tribal chief in the Island of Luzon (photograph) / UNESCO COURRIER + Philippines : p.37
  • The subli, a spirited dance of Spanish inspiration (photograph) / UNESCO COURRIER + Philippines : p.37
  • The tinikling, the most famous, exciting and diffucult of all Philippine dance (photograph) / UNESCO COURRIER + Philippines : p.37
  • Vivacity of Philippine folk ballet / UNESCO COURIER + Philippines : p.37
  • Vivacity of Philippine folk ballet (photograph) / UNESCO COURIER + Philippines : p.37
  • Polkabal, a lively, fast-stepping dance loved by young people (photographs) + Philippines : p.37
  • Itik-itik is a dance named after the movements of the ducks as they walk with short choppy steps (photograph) + Philippines : p.37
  • Stirring the embers – Hong Kong / THERRIEN Laura, m.i.c. + China : p.37
  • Suffering is a road that leads to truth (photograph) + China : p.37
  • Education through postage stamps / EDITOR : p.37
  • Stamps (photographs) + Zambia : p.37
  • Stamps (photographs) + Malawi : p.37
  • Stamps (photographs) + Malawi : p.38
  • Homecrafts in Bolivia / TRUDEAU Celine, m.i.c. + Bolivia : p.38
  • Typical headgear woven on Indian looms (photograph) + Bolivia : p.38
  • Liturgy and hope / MCCAUGHEY Davis, priest : p.38
  • Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate Conception + China, Japan, Philippines, Italy, Haiti, United States, Zambia, Cuba, Malawi, Canada, Madagascar, Taiwan, Bolivia, Peru, Guatemala, Chile