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	At Work in Mwanza, Tanzania

		Left: (L-R) Fr. Robert Sagayam, S.M.A. and Gregory Werner, S.M.A. Lay Mis-sionary, look over the schedule for Greg’s ministries in the S.M.A. Parish in Pansiansi, Tanzania.
	Gregory Werner, S.M.A. Lay Missionary, is serving in Mwanza, Tanzania. One of his ministries is helping the Street boys project Upendo Daima with their Internet Café, which raises needed funds. Greg wrote recently: " I am currently at the Upendo Daima Internet Café working on a program to manage their computer reservations. This is not my scheduled day to be here, but the other days I teach a class and troubleshoot their computers so I found this needed time to work on setting up this important program. I am at the Parish every day now with my scheduled Tuition (tutoring) in English, Math and Computers. I am helping to coordinate the Cathechetical program so attend meetings with the catechists in the Parish. I enjoy the sports with the Youth. Soccer is the preferred sport here in Tanzania. It looks like this week will be pretty busy. I will be training the S.M.A. seminarians in Computer. I am getting a chance to hang out with friends on a daily basis and the people at the Parish are all very friendly. I am glad to be here. God is good!"
		Jen Viola, S.M.A. Lay Missionary, enjoys a game with two of the Orphans in the Ilemela AIDS Outreach Program in Mwanza, Tanzania.
	Above: Evelyn Apilado teaches a song to the Preschool class at the Shaloom Project. Many of the children are HIV+ and need good health care and nutrition. Evelyn has
	included a nutritious snack for the children, before they walk home. Some children walk 2 miles to come to school.	Lawreen McBride, S.M.A. Lay Missionary comforts a child in the Preschool Shaloom Project. She works with Evelyn who began the Preschool in 2006.
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