Ndanda Priory in Tanzania is our second oldest priory. Founded in 1908, it developed like Peramiho with hospitals, kindergarten, elementary and high schools, nursing schools, home economic schools, as well as workshops of all kinds.<\/p>\n
The large Mwena leper colony was famous through the years-long work of Sr. Lia Schwarzmueller.
\nWhen it was no longer needed due to progress in the treatment of leprosy, it was changed to a High School. There was also built a new Kindergarten.<\/p>\n
The AQUINAS SECONDARY SCHOOL in Mtwara could be constructed and blessed in 2008 with the help from a TV-program \u2018Ein Herz fur Kinder\u2019 in Germany.
\nThere is a happy development of native vocations. From a mainly German Priory it changes progressively through an international community to become predominantly Tanzanian.<\/p>\n
In a region that is predominantly Islamic but socially and pastorally open, missionary service is still sought and appreciated. The priory regards a deepening of the faith among the Christians as of central importance in their work.<\/p>\n
Right from the start the formation of the young African women, the care for women and the entire health care service had been entrusted to the sisters. These same tasks are being seen anew in the light of dialogue, a communion of cultures and cooperation in pastoral venues.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Already in 1887 the first missionary sisters are sent to the apostolic prefecture of South Zanzibar East Africa.<\/p>","protected":false},"featured_media":2942,"parent":0,"template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false},"region":[50],"class_list":["post-2940","where-we-are","type-where-we-are","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","region-africa"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n