From Mabiri to Manila: A Snapshot of Marist Life in Action
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- Jul 14
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These past few weeks, the Pasifika - as always - has been buzzing with activity. From student immersions to Brothers on the move, and preparations for the upcoming Provincial Chapter elections in December, our Marist communities continue to live out their mission with energy and faith.
Brothers' Movement: Br Bomes Tukana Heads to Manila
We send our prayers and blessings with Br Bomes Tukana as he departs for MAPAC (Marist Asia Pacific Center) Formation Programme in Manila. May this new chapter be a time of growth and deepening vocation.

Vanuatu: Participating in the Chapter Process
Amidst ongoing school immersions and student activities, Br Bonaventure Tolack and Br Jean Marie Batick have been spending time together to cast their votes for the upcoming Second Provincial Chapter. This is a significant moment, as all Brothers take part in this democratic process to elect their delegates - those who will help shape the direction of our Province.

Fiji: A Visit from the Fiji Ministry of Education
We were honoured to welcome Aseri Radrodro, Fiji’s Minister for Education, to Marist Brothers Primary School, Suva Street. His presence was a meaningful gesture of support for Catholic education, and we are grateful for the time he spent engaging with our students and teachers.

A Generous Gift from the Diocese of Sale
We offer deep thanks to the Catholic Education Office of the Diocese of Sale (Australia) for their generous donation of 100 laptops destined for four Marist schools in Fiji. Special thanks to Br Tony Clark (Team Leader, Pastoral Life and Mission) and Shane Doyle (General Manager, Information and Technology) for coordinating the shipment.

We also acknowledge the kindness of Marist Old Boy, Richard Chow, who helped in generously shipping the laptops from Melbourne to Suva.
Bougainville: Rebuilding in Mabiri
Much gratitude to Benedict Tooming, who has been transforming the former Brothers’ house in Mabiri, Bougainville, into a beautifully restored and welcoming home for the Brothers - and potentially, future candidates.





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