Last week in
September.
A new school year just began and this
week the children are back to school. Here in our Mission there are:
1. Kindergarten "Ste
Marthe": 150 children
2. The elementary schools
"Isidore Bakanjia": about 850 kids
3. The school literacy (school
recovery): 70 boys and girls
4. The women's advancement center
"Cana": 30 girls
5. The Secondary and High School
"St. Augustin": 250 young students
So we resume the school year which
is an opportunity and a treasure for
many children, that scatter joy from all sides! Monday I’m just on time to
follow the Schools opening and by mid-morning I leave towards Bangui. I take
the ten Prague volunteers who return home after the thrilling job in training
150 teachers. Once in Bangui I visit the area of our convent of Carmel, where
there are still nearly 3,000 refugees. Among other things, I discover some
cocoa trees and a 1943 car still functioning! On Wednesday I’m back to Bozoum.
The church works continue intensively, also because on Sunday we celebrate the
Parish feast which is dedicated to Saint Michael. Thursday and Friday the Scouts
and other Ecclesiastical Movements come to help us out. In Bozoum these days are
passing by many NGOs, fleeing Bocaranga, 125 km far from here. Over there they are under serious threats by
armed gangs. One last thing: I would like to prepare a calendar to be printed
and made available to those who want it. I’m planning to choose some of the
photos from my blog. If you want to participate in selecting pics, you can go here: http://bozoum.org/it/la-missione/galleria/vota-la-foto (rate the picture) and follow the
instructions to choose one or more photos that you prefer.
Lycée St.Augustin |
école Isidore Bakanjia |
I volontari dell'ONG SIRIRI e la comnità del Carmel a Bangui |
Cacao |
un'auto del 1943... |
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