Written by Bishop Luciano Capelli sdb.

Vanga Teacher’s College has graduated its 7^th

set of 18 graduates on Friday the 30th of October.

The Institution will continue to prepare young graduates to help other youth in ‘learning by doing’

The catholic Education authority of the Gizo Diocese has renewed its commitment, competence and dedication to train good mentors for the youth of the country.

· Sound Christian values have inspired them throughout their learning process

· Adequate technical skills equipped them with the necessary sense of self worth

· Sufficient competence in showing and demonstrating how things are done makes them self confident and optimistic

We salute our graduates and wish them all the best in their noble profession

The Catholic Education authority of the Gizo diocese is proud to present them to the whole nations and send them to the Rural Training Centers with enthusiasm and optimism for the growth of the quality of the RTC in the country

Bishop Luciano Capelli, sdb

Catholic Education Authority of the Gizo Diocese

www.catholicgizo.org


Graduation- Entrance Procession	Maria Curi

Traditional handshake	School Board

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Nine Graduates at St. Peters Urban Training Center.

Nine students from St. Peters Urban Training School received their Certificates on Thursday, October 19th, at St. Peters Hall in Gizo.

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St. John Bosco Nila, Shortland Nila 9th School Graduation

Saint John Bosco School in the Shortlands has graduated about 70 students in the ninth ceremony in its History.

The PRIMARY SCHOOL school was built at the very beginning of the station by the Marist Fathers missionaries from Bouganville and was later run by the Dominican sisters and given back to the government in ’78. It was taken back by the church immediately after the earthquake and tsunami of April 2, 2007

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Two AMIS Volunteers Appreciated.

Two Italian AMIS volunteers namely Giancarlo and Paolo were appreciated by the school Principal of Vanga Training Center.

ClooPlo 2 2 ClooPlo 2 1 paolo

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.

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Two general superior sisters visit Nusabaruku.

Two general superior sisters (mother General Maddalena and her vicar Noemi) from the congregation of the Servants of the Visitation visited our Diocese from February 22 up to march 1. The visited Gizo, Loga, Vanga, Fishing Village and Nusabaruka.

They are happy to come and stay in Nusabaruka, with the people to assist them in their needs. They will send Two sisters in September (one nurse and one teacher) and two more in January 2019.

They showed us an example of joy, humility and availability to be with the poor and help them like Mary as she visited Elisabeth.

The fear of the 29 Bouganvilleans around Gizo did not stop them from visiting the people. Sr. Noemi and Sr. Maddalena were very glad to visit the children and their teachers.

The Sisters told the children that they are like Mary, live like Mary and travel like Mary to visit far away communities. They said that when they arrived here they found joy and happiness, as Mary was filled with joy when she visited Elizabeth.

Accompanying them were the three Salesian Sisters: Anna, Regina and Joana (FMA) who now run the St. Peter’s Urban training center in Gizo.
And help out at the St Peter Kindy

We have much to thank God for: as the Dominican Sisters seem to be slowing down in their presence, God is enriching our diocese with three new congregations, of of religious men (the Incarnate Word) and two of religious women (Don Bosco Sisters and Servants of the Visitation)

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Diocese of Gizo in the Solomon Islands

Caritas Italy, Japan and Australia have recently donated a significant amount of money in order to replace the inboard diesel engine of the M.VFrank. The Frank is used by the Vanga Rural Training Centre to transport people and supplies, mostly between Vanga (which is on the Western Coast of Kolombangara Island) and Gizo. Here we see the re-engined Frank motoring on Gizo Harbour. In the other photograph, Brother Max proudly displays the new engine. frank_moving.jpg (53.5kb)

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