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	Daniel Comboni (1831-1881), biography
		Daniel Comboni: the son of poor gardeners who became the first Catholic Bishop of Central Africa, and one of the great missionaries in the Church's history.
		Daniel Comboni is born at Limone sul Garda (Brescia - Italy) on 15th, March 1831, into a family of cultivators employed by one of the rich local proprietors.
		Comboni is ordained in 1854, and three years later leaves for Africa himself, along with five other missionaries of the Mazza Institute and with the blessing of his mother Domenica, who finally tells him: “Go, Daniel, and may the Lord bless you”.
	www.vatican.va /news_services/liturgy/saints/ns_lit_doc_20031005_comboni_en.html (1115 words)

	SAINT DANIEL COMBONI FACTS, INFORMATIONS AND TRADES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Saint Daniel Comboni, or Daniele Comboni, (March_15, 1831 - October_10, 1881) was a Roman Catholic priest and saint from Italy, who was appointed Bishop in Africa.
		Comboni was born in Brescia, Italy, in a poor farming family.
		Between several return trips to Africa, Comboni founded a mission for priests in 1867, and a mission for sisters in 1872.
	www.furtrade.com /Saint_Daniel_Comboni (269 words)

	Limone Hotels in Limone sul Garda Gardasee
		It is a big honour for our little village, that Daniele Comboni, the founder of the Institutes for Comboni Missionaries, was born in Limone.
		For his work, Daniele Comboni was beatified by the Pope John Paul II in the Saint Peter Cathedral in Rome on the 17th March 1996.
		At the "Tesöl" you can also visit the native house of Monsignor Comboni, in a very simple flat which consists of a kitchen that was used like a "Stube", the bedroom of his parents and the childrens bedroom.
	www.limonehotels.com /info/en/tesoel.php (487 words)

	Saint Daniel Comboni - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Saint Daniel Comboni, or Daniele Comboni, (March 15, 1831 - October 10, 1881) was a Roman Catholic priest and saint from Italy, who was appointed a Bishop in Africa.
		He took part in the First Vatican Council as the theologian of the Bishop of Verona, and convinced 70 Bishops to sign a petition for the evangelisation of Central Africa.
		In 1877, Comboni was named Vicar Apostolic of Central Africa, amidst a severe two-year drought there resulting in many deaths from starvation.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Daniele_Comboni (304 words)

	Comboni, Anthony Daniel, Sudan, Catholic Church (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Anthony Daniel Comboni, bishop and missionary founder was born near Brescia in Italy.
		Comboni's dream of extending his mission southwards was thwarted for fifteen years after his death by the Mahdist insurrection.
		Aldo Gilli, History of the Comboni Missionary Institute from its Foundation to the death of Daniel Comboni (1867-1881) (Rome, 1979).
	www.dacb.org /stories/sudan/comboni_anthony.html (371 words)

	Stefania Falasca
		Comboni was the youngest at 26 and what the venerable priest told the little group ready to set off remained indelibly engraved on the young Comboni's soul.
		Comboni summarized the state of affairs thus for the Cardinal Prefect of Propaganda Fide: "All these crosses are bearing down terribly on my heart, but they increase my strength and courage in fighting the Lord's battles so that the works of the Lord may be born and grow continually...
		Despite his fever, Comboni continued to monitor and note in his diary all those who were being won for the faith and he would go to comfort the brothers who were sick with fever and aggrieved by the deaths, one after the other, of their companions.
	www.ewtn.com /library/MARY/COMBONI.HTM (2366 words)

	Father, Shepherd, and Friend of Africa
		Comboni was the spiritual son of one of the leading figures of the missionary movement of that time, Fr Nicola Mazza of Verona.
		Comboni learned from Mazza to keep his “eyes fixed on Jesus Christ”, to view the world of Africa “not through philanthropy or the interests of the explorers, politicians, and economists,” but through the Mystery of Jesus Christ on the cross, as he wrote in the introduction to his Plan for the Regeneration of Africa (1864).
		Comboni wrote in the Rules for his missionaries (1871) that only a missionary who has “eyes fixed continually on Christ” can be even a part of the foundations of a missionary work that is for the glory of God.
	www.traces-cl.com /sept03/fathershep.html (1495 words)

	Spero Forum - Baptist, Protestant, and Catholic Discussion - Pope announces three new saints
		The most famous was Daniele Comboni, who worked as a missionary in Sudan before founding the order of priests that carries his name and now works in many countries around the world.
		Comboni, who abhorred the slave trade and whose motto to help Africans was ``Africa or death,'' died in Khartoum in 1881 at the age of 50.
		The Church credits Comboni with a miracle cure of a Muslim Sudanese woman whose hemorrhage stopped after a nun put a picture of Comboni under her pillow.
	www.speroforum.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=753 (278 words)

	Man’s Plan and God’s Plan
		For he, answering the prayers of the Comboni Sisters in Khartoum and of Muslim relatives, performed the miracle of the astonishing and exceptional healing of Lubna Abdel Aziz, a Muslim and the mother of five children.
		In his “Plan for the Regeneration of Africa by Africa,”; Comboni presented a strategy that engaged the Church and her institutions in establishing a number of educational centers all around Africa that were totally catholic, i.e., global in form and spirit.
		Comboni is rightly considered a father of Black Africa by great sons like Gabriel Wako Zubeir, but it seems important to me to note also that Comboni is a son of Black Africa.
	www.traces-cl.com /nov03/manspan.html (858 words)

	Daniel Comboni
		Comboni preached about holiness of life, evangelization, progress, unity and also cooperation, these are the priority concerns of the Synod and these issues where also a concern to Comboni.
		When Comboni returned from Rome he said, “I left my heart among you; and I am here so as not to go away any more.” If you are with us Comboni will be with us and we are sure your prayers are for the progress of Sudan.
		Chiediamo a Comboni di aiutarci a risolvere i nostri problemi.
	www.comboni.org /cont/FR/10028/100870 (4173 words)

	Agenzia Fides - Agenzia della Congregazione per l'Evangelizzazione dei Popoli
		Daniele Comboni was one of the first to support the role of women in the Church’s missionary activity considering it, in certain cases, even more necessary than that of men.
		For Comboni the role of the missionary sister is not only essential it is indispensable for mission ad gentes.
		Comboni realised that he could not reach the heart of African society without reaching the woman and he knew that, above all in the Muslim context, he could not reach woman without woman, without the Sister.
	www.fides.org /eng/news/2003/0310/03_850.html (400 words)

	St. Daniel Comboni Miracle
		What Lubna’s mother knew was that Comboni had loved Africa, that he had loved the Sudan, and that he had loved the sick he encountered there and whom he tried to treat as well as he might.
		She understood that Comboni had not sent the Sisters to Khartoum for her daughter to die, but rather that she should live.
		St Daniel Comboni gave his life for Africa: but he is more than ever alive now, and continues to go to the aid of the continent he loved so much.
	www.worldmission.ph /9October04/saints_for_our_times.htm (1394 words)

	Limone sul Garda, Combonian missionaries, Lake Garda Booking Center
		Daniele Comboni, the missionary in the heart of Africa who was beatified in 1996 and canonized by John Paul II in Rome on October 5, 2003, was born in this house on March 15, 1831.
		Daniele was born in Limone sul Garda on March 15, 1831, to a humble family that lived in the custodian's dwelling of the lemon-house in Tesöl.
		Daniele Comboni was made a saint by Pope John Paul II on October 5, 2003.
	www.lagodigardamagazine.com /index.asp?Menu=60&Sub=449&Lang=2 (1735 words)

	SVD-Curia :: Canonization :: Photos
		Cardinal José Saraiva Martins, CMF, Prefect of the Congregation of the Cause of Saints, accompanied by the Postulators, asks the Holy Father to canonize the three Blessed: Daniele Comboni, Arnold Janssen and Josef Freinademetz.
		El Cardenal José Saraiva Martins, CMF, Prefeco de la Congregación para las Causas de los Santos, acompañado por los Postuladores, pidea al Santo Padre que canonice a los tres beatos: Daniele Comboni, Arnold Janssen and Josef Freinademetz.
		The relics of the three new saints are presented to the Pope and placed near the altar.
	www.svdcuria.org /public/histtrad/canoniz/index.htm (290 words)

	Directory - Society: Religion and Spirituality: Christianity: Denominations: Catholicism: Saints: D: Saint Daniel ...
		Daniel Comboni (1831-1881) · cached · Biographical sketch, portrait, papal homily at his canonization.
		Daniel Comboni · cached · Biographical essay on the missionary bishop.
		Daniel Comboni: Africa or Death · cached · Article on the founder of two missionary congregations.
	www.incywincy.com /default?p=1189225 (107 words)

	News
		The Holy Father called Blessed Comboni "this great apostle of Africa," adding that "he was not afraid to face exhausting and risky trips to lead the population of Central Africa, especially Sudan, into the fold of Christ.
		Blessed Comboni "was sustained by prayer," the pope observed, "which he indicated was the first means of evangelization and missionary animation.
		The monies were distributed by "Cor Unum" to victims of specific calamities, by the "Populorum Progressio" Foundation to communities of Latin American indigenous peoples and farmers for projects of human promotion and by the John Paul II Foundation for the Sahel to finance projects in the fight against drought and desertification.
	www.christusrex.org /www2/news-old/3-96/es3-18-96.html (1848 words)

	CTV.ca - Ailing Pope gives his Church three new saints- CTV News, Shows and Sports -- Canadian Television
		Slowly reading a long Latin text, the 83-pontiff declared three missionaries to be saints: Daniele Comboni, an Italian; Arnold Janssen, a German; and Josef Freinademetz, an Austrian.
		But on Sunday, he appeared alert, watching with attention a dance by African faithful, who swayed to the swinging beat of a song and pounded their feet on the square's cobblestones, and he nodded his thanks to each in a long line of people who brought symbolic gifts to the altar.
		Comboni journeyed as a young priest to Africa and later founded an order of missionaries named after him.
	www.ctv.ca /servlet/ArticleNews/print/CTVNews/1065357489406_15?hub=World&subhub=PrintStory (697 words)

	Comboni
		Daniele Comboni was a man with a strong faith and sure of his own call.
		About 4000 women and men, priests, monks, nuns and laical missionaries coming from more that 30 nations, nowadays embody Daniele Comboni's charisma and passion for the "poorest and lonely" in the missions in more than 40 countries in four continents.
		Comboni Daniele, Un passo al giorno sulla via della missione, a cura di Luciano Franceschini, EMI, Bologna 1997.
	www.padreclaudiocrimi.it /eng/comboni.htm (623 words)

	Comboni - The Partners (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Daniele Comboni is also a contract professor at the Free University of Languages and Communications (IULM) on the Communications Sciences degree course, and at the Faculty of Communications Sciences at the Swiss Italian University in Lugano.
		Following a classical education, she gained extensive experience in operative management at a Milanese art publishing house, dealing with contracts for established artists and art galleries, relations with agents and a distribution network covering the entire national territory.
		Since 1997 she has been a partner in Comboni Comunicazione, lending her experience to the field of new technologies, dealing in particular with the economic management of the company.
	www.comboni.it /Eng/co002en.htm (255 words)

	Independent Catholic News
		Two Comboni missionaries, Fr Mario Montavani, 84, and Br Godfrey Kiryowa, 29 were killed by Karamojong fighters in Northwest Uganda on August 14.
		Sadly, the two Comboni missionaries fell under machine-gun fire during one of many cattle raids conducted on a daily basis by numerous rival Karimojong armed gangs, in the strife-torn land.
		The General Superior of the Comboni missionaries, Fr Manuel Augusto Lopes Ferriera, in expressing condolences to the families of the victims remembered that with this last tragic loss, in a period of over twenty years, 13 Comboni Fathers and one Sister have been killed in various circumstances in Uganda.
	www.indcatholicnews.com /ugrem.html (711 words)

	Agenzia Fides - Agenzia della Congregazione per l'Evangelizzazione dei Popoli
		The 16th General Chapter of the Comboni Missionaries, which will open on September 1, will reflect on the identity of the Comboni missionary and the new paths of mission in the third millennium.
		The central theme for the 16th Chapter is “The Comboni mission at the beginning of the third millennium”.
		The Comboni missionaries take inspiration from two main methods which were the slogan of our founder Daniele Comboni: “save Africa with Africa” and “being an Upper Room of apostles.
	www.fides.org /eng/news/2003/0308/01_575.html (652 words)

	Boston.com / News / World / Pope shows stamina in 2 1/2-hour rite
		John Paul declared three missionaries to be saints: Daniele Comboni, an Italian; Arnold Janssen, a German; and Josef Freinademetz, an Austrian.
		The pope chanted several prayers in a loud, clear voice, greeted a long line of VIPs one by one, and watched with attention as African and Asian dancers performed in honor of the three saints.
		Comboni journeyed as a young priest to Africa and founded an order of missionaries named after him.
	www.boston.com /news/world/articles/2003/10/06/pope_shows_stamina_in_2_12_hour_rite (560 words)

	Open Directory - Society: Religion and Spirituality: Christianity: Denominations: Catholicism: Saints: D: Saint Daniel ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Daniel Comboni - Biographical essay on the missionary bishop.
		Daniel Comboni (1831-1881) - Biographical sketch, portrait, papal homily at his canonization.
		Daniel Comboni: Africa or Death - Article on the founder of two missionary congregations.
	dmoz.org /Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Christianity/Denominations/Catholicism/Saints/D/Saint_Daniel_Comboni (138 words)

	Comboni (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		DANIELE COMBONI, born in Limone on Garda (BS), on 15 March 1831.
		When he was still a young boy, he moved to Verona in the school of Don Nicola Mazza, where he found his way to the apostolic mission.
		If you wish to better understand Daniele Comboni's missionary spirit, it is necessary to read some of his letters (he wrote more than 1300 letters).
	www.padreclaudiocrimi.it /imode/engcomboni.htm (592 words)

	Stefania Falasca
		But her life was saved by the intercession of Daniele Comboni, the missionary who dedicated his life to announcing the Gospel in Africa.
		It would have taken too long to say that his name was Comboni and so on.
		It concludes: "That which human science was totally unable to obtain, the Lord has granted, by the intercession of the venerable Daniele Comboni".
	www.ewtn.com /library/MARY/MIHAPPEN.htm (1553 words)

	Residence Prealzo - Limone sul Garda - Montagnoli Group
		The residence is located about 1,300mt from the old town-centre and the lake, in an enchanting and panoramic spot.
		It is convenient to the Comboniano missionary centre and the birthplace of Blessed Daniele Comboni, just steps from the mountain trails and charming back roads, perfect for long relaxing strolls.
		The residence has 6 three-room apartments, 60 M2, with 2 bedrooms with 2 separate beds and 1 chair bed in the lounge and 8 two-room apartments, 40 M2, with 1 bedroom with 2 separate beds and 2 chair beds in the lounge.
	www.montagnoligroup.it /residenceprealzo_01-uk.asp (122 words)

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