Deadliest Journeys - Papua New Guinea

My friend, I am a priest. So since there are people living on the other side, I must go see them bring the masses to confess. My life is dedicated to them, I must go. As he traces his path. Hello brother, I'm going to Guinea. Father Matthew is not one to go unnoticed. Hi, I'm on my way to Guinea. The slope seems impossible, but that is not enough to dissuade this priest. He is an expert in dealing with the terrain. I love driving on this road. On the way, Father Matthew is beaming. Now he is almost a sport and at the same time exciting.

There is a large cliff below. If I make a mistake, I won't survive. They will be curtains for me. Twenty kilometers, and after just over an hour, Father Matthew finally arrived. Almost no one visits here. That is why all the priest's visits are cause for celebration. is this your dog? He's so sweet. This is part of my duties towards families and peoples. I have to show them that I am here. If they have the slightest request or complaint or whatever, I have to refer it to the authorities so they can do something about it. It has been a long time since the country forgot about these remote villages lost in the jungle.

In Papua New Guinea, 80% of the population lives below the poverty line. Here, Father Matthew's small white jeep is the only vehicle residents will ever see.