World Teachers Day Celebrate at Holy Rosary Parish, Nila.
The World Teachers' Day at Nila, Holy Rosary Parish, has posed challenges for educators from seven different schools: senior and junior secondary, Primary, PPY, Kindergarten, Technical, and vocational
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Don Bosco youths from Taro parish need a firm establishing body. An interview carried out by a media staff from the diocese of Gizo during the 2021 YE (Youth Encounter) seminar, observed that more of the youths are from villages far from where the parish station was located, Taro their urban center.
Education Act 2023 First Introduce to Teachers, Nila, Shortland Island.
The new Education Act 2023 of the Solomon Islands was initially presented to educators at the Nila mission station in Nila parish during a meeting of priests that took place in the first week of October.
St. Peters Sunday school Weekend Rally
12th to 14th November was one excited Rally for the Sunday school children of the St. Peters Catholic parish Gizo.
A Visit from Italian Friends.
A short visit, yet a reminder of the bond we share, established by our Emeritus Italian bishop, Bishop Emeritus Luciana Capelli—a Solo Heart made in Italy, as Fr. Soloko recalled.
St. Peters Youths Gizo Complete 2021-Year Program.
About 40 youths from the St. Peters Cathedral Gizo have completed their youth camp at Nusa Bosco primary school on Gizo Island, purposely to mark their end-year programs.
Youth Leaders Workshop and Training Program Achieves.
20 youth participants have successfully received their certificates after completing a four-day training program, which was held from July 6th to July 9th at the St. Peter's Youth Center, Gizo.
The workshop aimed primarily to assist these young individuals in understanding the seven priorities of the CBC PNG/SI Catholic Youth Ministry and to explore potential actions. This initiative encouraged them to participate in group discussions and deliver presentations.
The workshop was facilitated by Sr. Sharon Palencia, a Youth Commission for Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. In her concluding remarks, she emphasized that the main goal of the Youth Ministry is to guide young people in meeting, accepting, and committing themselves to Christ.
Her speech underscored the central aim of the Youth Ministry, PNG/SI, which is to disseminate the gospel among young people, empowering them to take an active role in evangelizing the world.
Sister Sharon stated that their program has now progressed to phase 3. However, the Solomon Islands is currently unable to advance to that stage, but can participate from phase 3 back to phase 1.
Significant moments during the workshop included the celebration of Solomon Islands Independence Day, which coincided with the event, as well as the observance of the Feast of Blessed Peter To Rot in anticipation of his forthcoming canonization as a saint in October 2025.
The youth participants hailed from Vanga, Gizo, and Noro, encompassing the two parishes involved.
After the event, 20 individuals were awarded their certificates.
About 90 youths from the three Catholic parishes from the Diocese of Gizo have benefited from the Youth Encounters (YE) Seminar; which was facilitated by a Diocesan youth coordinator Mr. Kolody, and the assistant parish priest from Gizo parish Fr. Dominic Soloko.