The Provincial of the Gentili Province, Fr. Joseph O’Reilly, visited our Missions in Tanzania and Kenya during February 2018, and was very impressed by the good work that is being done there. Below are a small sample of photographs taken during his trip.
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Newly-constructed water tanks at Mombo will provide fresh, clean water for all the local community. We were assisted in this project by The Little Way Association.
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The Rosminians are hoping to build two new secondary schools near Dar Es Salaam. The first step to achieving this aim is to collect water
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Children arriving at Rosmini Pre- and Primary School, Lushoto
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Children enjoying their mid-morning break. They are well wrapped up, as not everywhere in Africa is warm!
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All the small children come for their daily blessing
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The carpentry shop at St. Patrick’s Technical School
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The workshop at St. Patrick’s Technical School, which also trains mechanics
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Pictured is Fr. John Fortune from Marino, Dublin. Until recently, there had been a drought in the region for two years and so Fr. John has been feeding 530 families fortnightly.
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The new operating theatre at Kwalukonge, which caters for many Masai and other local tribes
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Rosmini High School in Saruji is now one of the top schools in Tanzania, ranked eleventh out of nearly four thousand schools in the country for their O-Level results. The school was founded by Fr. Tony Mitchell from Ballyroan, Co. Galway just twenty years ago.
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The beautiful setting for our Novitiate at Lushoto
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The Maria Margarita Centre helps children in families where there are cases of leprosy
