Healing Hands in Honduras
Health care in the country of Honduras is limited only to those people that can afford to pay for it; health insurance is not part of their vocabulary. The government does provide limited service to the poor but it still has a price placed on it.
As a missionary ambassador of the Catholic Diocese of Dallas and respectful of your Catholic Faith you will be traveling to our Sister Diocese of Trujillo, Honduras serving in the community of Bonito Oriental. As a missionary you will join with others from the Diocese of Dallas to create a learning environment which encourages discussion, prayerful introspection and reflection upon your personal life journey. As a missionary you will be a witness of your Christian faith to those entrusted into your care as a sign of Jesus reaching out to those that are suffering.
Do not think that if you are not a medical professional you are unable to go on a medical mission. If we have four doctors at each location, we will need at least eight nurses and 15 to 20 lay support people to serve the mission — speaking Spanish is not a requirement. Please pray about this life-changing experience as an opportunity to come face-to-face with Jesus in the people of our sister Diocese of Trujillo, Honduras.
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Support our Medical Mission to Bonito Oriental, Honduras – donate today and make a lasting impact on accessible healthcare in this resilient community.
Support our Medical Mission to Bonito Oriental, Honduras – donate today and make a lasting impact on accessible healthcare in this resilient community.
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Pray for all
Preborn: Embracing the gift of life from its inception, we pray for the unborn, that they may be surrounded by love and safeguarded from harm.
Elderly: Recognizing the wisdom and experience of our seniors, we implore the grace to care for them with dignity, respect, and unwavering love.
People with Disabilities: In solidarity with our differently-abled brethren, we seek strength and compassion to create a world that embraces and supports their unique journeys.
Homeless: With open hearts, we beseech blessings for those without shelter, asking for the provision of safe havens and opportunities for a brighter future.
Migrants: Inspired by the Holy Family’s journey, we pray for migrants, refugees, and displaced individuals, asking for compassion, justice, and hospitality.
Women: Acknowledging the inherent dignity of women, we pray for their empowerment, protection, and flourishing in all aspects of life.
Children: As stewards of the young, we lift our voices for the well-being, education, and joy of children, that they may grow in love and security.
People in Prisons: In humility, we intercede for those incarcerated, seeking redemption, transformation, and the healing of wounds for both the imprisoned and their communities.
The Sick: With hearts full of empathy, we pray for the healing and comfort of the sick, asking for strength for them and their caregivers.