Driving down the dusty red dirt roads of Malawi’s capital city of Lilongwe, our truck flew past groups of children in bright blue dresses and grey uniforms, some as young as five years old. Some wore shoes or socks on their feet, a handful had small backpacks slung over their shoulders, and others without uniforms walked alongside.
After 45 years as a priest, Cardinal Joseph has spent much of his life in cultural realities different from the one he was raised in. Join us while we as we meditate on his vocational path.
