Join the Comboni Missionaries for Breakfast in Bethlehem. For just $2 per person ($10 max per family) you'll get: an all-you-can eat pancake breakfast, the opportunity view the animated Nativity scene, crafts for kids, face painting, and tours of the mission museum. To RSVP or for more information call us at 513-474-4997 or email
For 47 years, Fr. Robert (Bob) Kleiner lived the best adventure, sharing the Gospel and serving people around the world as a Comboni Missionary. He was kind, generous, and a friend to all. After living a very full life, Fr. Bob went home to be with our Lord in the late hours
The Comboni Missionaries Nativity Experience opens for it’s 71st year! Watch the animated Nativity, do some Christmas shopping in the Mission Market and Christmas Boutique, tour the Mission Museum, and view Nativity Displays from around the world. Admission is free all season long! Donations for area food banks gratefully accepted.
When most Americans think of Africa, they don’t realize just how large it is. For example, Uganda is similar in size to the state of Colorado. Meanwhile, the Democratic Republic of Congo, which neighbors Uganda to the West, is about the same size as one quarter of all of the United States!
We will welcome several Comboni Missionaries who serve in missions around the world - from Poland to South Sudan and from Asia to Congo. They will tell stories of their work and educate the audience on how St. Daniel Comboni’s mission to save Africa (and now the world) is being fulfilled. Audience members are encouraged to ask questions. Stay after for refreshments and a chance to speak to our missionaries one-on-one.
(April 24, 1925 – June 21, 2018) Fr. Archimede Fornasari (Fr. Archie to most of us) often joked that his was a really big name for a small person. Diminutive in body, Fr. Archie will be remembered as a giant among the Comboni Missionaries because of his superior intellect and his gentle,
By Fr. Joseph Bragotti First published April 2014 Considering that in a little over a week Pope John Paul II will be declared a saint, a Comboni story does come to mind. It was a big hit in the greater Cincinnati area and many of you will remember it. It was 1985
The Comboni Missionaries Nativity Experience opens for it's 70th year! Watch the animated Nativity, do some Christmas shopping in the Mission Market and Christmas Boutique, tour the Mission Museum, and view Nativity Displays from around the world. Admission is free all season long! The Nativity is open nightly 6-9 p.m. December 15-30 It is open 3-6 p.m. Christmas Eve. Closed Christmas Day.
The Comboni Missionaries Nativity Experience opens for it’s 70th year! Watch the animated Nativity, do some Christmas shopping in the Mission Market and Christmas Boutique, tour the Mission Museum, and view Nativity Displays from around the world. Admission is free all season long! Opening Night: 4-9 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 10. The Nativity
Stop by the Taste of Mission to learn more about the Comboni Missionaries and their work around the world. This family-friendly event includes authentic food from Europe, Latin America, and Africa. Live entertainment will be going all night with dancing and singing. Enjoy international beers and wines, shop at Mission Market, tour the Mission Museum, and let the kids play some games. Parking and admission is free.
