Maryknoll in Hua Hin #7

Every year Maryknollers from various parts of Asia travel to southern Thailand for an annual retreat and meeting. Click below for news of each day’s activities.

• Tuesday (7 January 2020) — Travel Day

• Wednesday (8 January 2020) — Retreat Day

Thursday (9 January 2020) — Retreat Day

Friday (10 January 2020) — Retreat Day

Saturday (11 January 2020) — Retreat Day

Sunday (12 January 2020) — Final Retreat Day

Monday (13 January 2020) — Maryknoll Mission Gathering

Maryknoll in Hua Hin: #6

Every year Maryknollers from various parts of Asia travel to southern Thailand for an annual retreat and meeting. Click below for news of each day’s activities.

• Tuesday (7 January 2020) — Travel Day

• Wednesday (8 January 2020) — Retreat Day

Thursday (9 January 2020) — Retreat Day

Friday (10 January 2020) — Retreat Day

Saturday (11 January 2020) — Retreat Day

Sunday (12 January 2020) — Final Retreat Day

Maryknoll in Hua Hin: #5

Every year Maryknollers from various parts of Asia travel to southern Thailand for an annual retreat and meeting. Click below for news of each day’s activities.

• Tuesday (7 January 2020) — Travel Day

• Wednesday (8 January 2020) — Retreat Day

Thursday (9 January 2020) — Retreat Day

Friday (10 January 2020) — Retreat Day

Saturday (11 January 2020) — Retreat Day

Maryknoll Christmas

Christmas is a work day in Cambodia but at supper time the Maryknoll Cambodia Mission Team got together with several friends who pray with us every Wednesday and we had a delightful dinner together.

The early arrivals sit down for some chitchat.
A lively table finishing up dessert.
James Havey (L) is a Maryknoll Lay Missioner and his family came from the USA for Christmas in Cambodia. Here the family looks at a chalice that was used for today’s Christmas mass. It was donated by Dr. Havey (C) in memory of his father who was a long-time member and leader of the Knights of Columbus.

Getting close…

This is the Christmas tree at the Maryknoll office. The Maryknollers put it up on Wednesday as part of their weekly meeting. It is a little simpler this year than before. It is an artificial tree and we removed one section so it wouldn’t be so tall, but we also cannot find a box of Christmas decorations that we used before.