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| Chris and Peter spent eight weeks in June, July, and August in Phnom Penh. Their main responsibility was teaching a summer English course at the Royal University of Phnom Penh, but they were both self-starters and managed to take on several other involvements also. Here are photos of some of their involvements. |
 The main responsibility for Peter (on floor, head on hand) and Peter (standing, second from right) was teaching English at the Royal University of Phnom Penh where they quickly made many friends. |
 Peter and Chris quickly became part of the Maryknoll community also. Here some of the Maryknoll group gathered for a farewell dinner for the two students where they gathered after the Saturday evening mass. |
 Chris with children with AIDS at the Maryknoll Little Sprouts program |
 Peter leading a workshop for a group of Buddhist monks |
 Chris with a baby with AIDS in one of the Little Sprouts group homes |
 Peter in the classroom at the University of Phnom Penh |
 At the Patches of Hope program, women and men with AIDS sew quilts to earn money |
 Peter working with two students in the Little Folks program for children affected by AIDS |
 Part of the Cambodian experience is traveling as the locals do. A "white-knuckle" boat ride? |
 Peter with one of the infants with AIDS because of mother-to-child transmission of the disease |
 Chris, a pre-med student, had a chance to observe brain surgery in a Phnom Penh hospital |
Peter feeding an AIDS-infected baby who has hope because of ARV drugs to keep her alive |
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