Mary’s Pilgrimage Praise.
Our parishes have received more expressions of gratitude from our parishioners for Mary's pilgrimage around parishes during The month May.
They claimed that the program was successfully launched from the beginning to the conclusion. They added that the colorful activities involved everyone traveling with Mary's sculpture, signifying her presence as she traveled across rivers, over valleys and mountains, and along the coastal areas.
Others who are far away from their parish have followed social media and have been blessed seeing only the pictures are also part of the event giving out their congratulation and asking Mama Mary for prayer for intercession.
Others observed that Mary's pilgrimage made it possible for people who couldn't be there, like the elderly and disables, to participate in the festivities and asked Mary to intercede on their behalf.
In addition, people who are unable to participate in Eucharistic celebrations have sensed Mary's call and seen that the church is alive.
In summary, Mary’s pilgrimage carries both religious and symbolic meanings, emphasizing faith, devotion, and connection to the Divine.
Saint Eusebius Youth Showcase Publicly.
As part of their ongoing activities for this year, St. Eusebius Catholic Youth Noro presented a portion of their charitable work to the general public.
Beginning in the month of February 2024 with Fr. Charles; they moved around Munda to visit their good friends the disabled with donations from the Bank of the South Pacific (BSP).
Their purpose is to provide support so that everyone has better opportunities to live, care for others, and feel a part of a world that is inclusive.
Also on the 16th of February, the youths initiated the program for every Friday to pick up rubbish from the Main Parish to the Noro market.
They were welcomed by the Town Council for the initiation.
Two AMIS Volunteers Appreciated.
Two Italian AMIS volunteers namely Giancarlo and Paolo were appreciated by the school Principal of Vanga Training Center.
The school Principal, Fr. Stephen Te’e thanked them during their final 3 days doing maintenance and fixing all the sanitary set-ups of the school.
He expressed his sincere gratitude and appreciation to all of the hardworking volunteers and those who supported them on behalf of his community and said that he appreciates their great assistance and contributions to their school and community.
Nuncio Visits Correctional Center
His Excellency Most Reverend Archbishop Fermin Emilio Sosa Rodriguez, along with Msgr. Federico Boni his secretary, and Bishop Peter Houhou, the new bishop of the Diocese of Gizo visited the Gizo Correctional Center this afternoon.
Celebrating Solemnity Enlighten Faithfull.
Solemnity celebrations have continued to enlighten parishioners especially those youths who continue to observe and learn more about why we have such celebrations.
Such celebrations also have the faithful come together, and it is a feast day of the highest rank of celebrating a mystery of the faith in the church.