Sunday Eucharistic Mass in villages.
Since the outbreak of the Coronavirus in the provincial capital Taro more people have accepted the Eucharistic Mass celebration in their village. Posting online the Moli people groups Mr. Anthony Telovai a parish media volunteer said that the changes were to avoid further transmission to villages.
The current corona outbreak in our province has changed our life situation in our parish said Anthony Telovai, a parish media volunteer from Moli.
“Like many other communities, Moli has faced a lot of challenges since the outbreak of the virus in the provinces”
St. Joseph parish Moli Choiseul celebrated their Easter as one of the most peaceful one this year. The peace event has gathered parishioners from five big villages and many small locations together for the Holy week.
On the Easter Vigil, celebration was supposed to be on 8 pm but began on 5 pm. Because of the population of about 2000 and the mission, station is an island, which is in the center of those villages, other villages have to travel more than an hour and parishioners have to cross by boat to the church. 
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Hundreds Witness Consecration of New Church
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New Wharf nears completion
The new Moli Wharf is nearing completion. It replaces the old wharf which has been decrepit for years and which was finally washed away in the Tsunami and Earthquake.
The new wharf has been rebuilt by Caritas and will make it much easier to bring in supplies. It will be used by the new Mission Boat when it arrives.
In this article,I will share some of the very excited time’s during my pastoral time in Moli Parish.The People are accustomed to their daily routine. I have experienced and learnt a lot of many things and new ideas.
Interestingly,the people looked at Religious life in a very wider context– for everyone in the country.This makes me enjoy the community spirit to interact with each other in homes.Though there were counter–cultural challenges but I deserve to accept them as a challenge in my ministry.
I was very open to learn the diversity of cultures.One very interesting custom I would never forget is the sharing of food during celebration or feasts. They sit together and eat together on the ground.As community,they share the food to value their partnership to strengthen their community life.
