Follow in the Footsteps of Pope Francis In East Africa



Pope Francis greets children as he visits a refugee camp in Bangui, Central African Republic, Nov. 29. (CNS photo/Paul Haring) See POPE-BANGUI-UNITY Nov. 30, 2015.
East Africa:
Mission Immersion Trip
Follow in the footsteps of Pope Francis and join us for a mission immersion trip to experience the JOY of Africa. Learn more about the people in Kenya and Tanzania and explore how we are linked to the people of East Africa in the bonds of global solidarity.

March 31 - April 17, 2016



Immersion trip includes:
  • Pre-trip orientation
  • On-site introduction to the cultural, religious, economic, and political realities of Kenya and Tanzania
  • Visit Maryknoll missionaries, hear their stories of working with the people of Kenya and Tanzania and discover how their work in mission connects with your own mission
  • Meet the people East Africa and listen to stories of hope and challenge, from the city slums of Nairobi to the rural villages of Tanzania
  • Celebrate with local communities of missionary disciples
  • Engage in pastoral visits with members of Small Christian Communities, street children, HIV/AIDS patients, orphans, school children and more
  • Trip begins and ends in Nairobi with van trip to Tanzania with stops in Arusha, Mwanza and Musoma
  • Includes safari park trip to Ngorongoro Crater and the Serengeti National Park
  • Daily communal prayer, liturgies and theological reflection
  • Post-trip debriefing and reflection
  • Credits for Continuing Education EN_Year_Mercy_Red_Black.jpg

For more information or to apply:
Kris East
Maryknoll Fathers & Brothers
16642 Ashland Ave.
San Lorenzo CA  94580
(510) 276-5021



Trip details and estimated costs:
  • All inclusive in-country accommodations (room, meals, and in-country transportation): approximately $2,500 per individual and $4,750 for couples
  • Participants are responsible for air travel to and from Nairobi, Kenya
  • U.S. Passport required. Visas are required.
  • Please check with your doctor regarding vaccines.

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