Author Archives: Paola Trevino

Thirteen missionaries walking in an alley towards the hospital/orphanage, nervous and a little shy. They have no idea what to expect or even where the next bend in the alley will take them. Down a staircase, and a door opens … Continue reading →

For the next few days, consecrated woman Paola Trevino will report from Haiti, where she is leading a group of 13 young missionaries. For some the day began at 4:00 am; for others, even the night before… Finally at 5:00 … Continue reading →

A college student who was among the missionaries on our recent trip to Haiti wrote her reflections of the experience.  She has asked to remain anonymous.  I wanted to share this, because I found it so moving. This year started for … Continue reading →

Since 2010, we have being serving a little Mayan village called Nuevo Durango in Quintana Roo, MX. We helped construct a Church – we furnished it completely – you can’t imagine how much I’ve bragged about it. Last summer we … Continue reading →

A gaze, a touch, a smile can fill your soul and give you the strength to be faithful. We humans get accustom to everything. We can fall into routine so easily… Well this is my fifth trip to Haiti and … Continue reading →

And there we were: three girl missionaries with great ideas at Home Depot wracking our brains to figure out what to buy and how to build it. Wood, nails, hammers, 2X4s, sawhorses and more. The goal: make a booth that … Continue reading →