Please see below for a video update from Rosminian Fr. William Stuart, who is currently working with Syrian refugees in Lebanon as part of the Schools for Syria project.
Please click here to read the latest newsletter from Rosminian Fr. John Fortune in Ewuaso Kedong Parish, Kenya.
Please see below for a video message from Fr. William Stuart in Lebanon.
If you wish to make a donation to assist Fr. William’s efforts, please click here.
Please see below for video updates on the work of Rosminian Fr. William Stuart, who is currently working with Syrian refugees in Lebanon as part of the Schools for Syria project.
Please click here to read the latest newsletter from Rosminian Fr. John Fortune in Ewuaso Kedong Parish, Kenya.
The Provincial Chapter of the Irish American Province was held from February 3-6 last. Rosminians from the UK Province also attended.
Below are some photos of attendees of the Chapter.
The Provincial Chapter of the Indian Province was held from February 17-21. It was facilitated by Fr. Joseph O’Reilly, Provincial of the Irish American Province. There are 45 Priests in the Indian Province, 24 of whom work overseas in Ireland, the UK, the USA, Italy and New Zealand.
Below are some photos taken during the Chapter.
Please click here to read the latest newsletter from Rosminian Fr. John Fortune in Ewuaso Kedong Parish, Kenya.
Please click here to read the latest newsletter from Fr. John Fortune in Ewuaso Kedong Parish, Kenya.
Provincial of the Irish-American Province, Fr. Joseph O’Reilly (left) is pictured with Mr. Peter Mallon (right), as he is awarded the Medal of St. Patrick by Archbishop Eamonn Martin in recognition of his work at the Calvary Omeath.
It was a joyful day in Kerala, South India, as Fr. Benny was recently ordained the newest Rosminian Father.
The Rosminians have begun to build a new secondary school near Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, following the success of Rosmini High at Tanga, Tanzania. Dar es Salaam is a city of 4.5 million people. It is the third fastest-growing city in Africa and the ninth fastest-growing city in the world. Dar es Salaam is expected to be the second largest city in the world by 2100, with a predicted population of 76 million people. Rosmini High at Tanga is a great model of school catering for Christians, Muslims, boys and girls.
Can you support us in providing education in this rapidly growing city and be part of the Rosminian Education For a Better World?
The construction of a new school in Dar es Salaam is underway
