Mission: Tanzania!

After clearing the material over the surface of the road, we realized that we still needed more “filler.” This is where the Blessed Sacrament Sisters—our neighbors—came to our aid.

The road outside the Formation House had become almost impassible due to the rainy season and a construction project. It would take a team effort to level it out again!

Animals are a part of everyday life in Tanzania, even at the Seminary!

The Tanzanian Postulants recently thanked Br. Mosses, CR for his guidance, as they finish their postulancy, and everyone celebrated Pentecost, including dancing!

Today we hear an update on a variety of news from Tanzania, about the Postulants, classes at Jordan University and a new arrival.

The seminary in Morogoro recently had to take a team approach to dealing with some maintenance issues in their kitchen area.

On Friday, May 1, the Feast of St. Joseph the Worker, our three first-year theology seminarians—Cleophace, Jerome, and Audax—received the ministry of lector and our two second-year theology seminarians—Livinus and Valentino—received the ministry of acolyte.

Today we learn about the annual meeting in Singida, and meet two more postulants.

Our preparations for Easter began early in Lent with our twice-a-week choir practice. This year, among other hymns, the seminarians were practicing Handell’s “Alleluia Chorus.”

Today Fr. Jim takes a walk around the new Formation House property, and introduces us to two more Postulants.

A little down time with a volleyball tournament in Tanzania, and we meet two more Postulants: John and Diof.

Celebrate Fr. Jim’s birthday, Br. Mosses’ anniversary of perpetual vows, and two more Postulants!