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Natovi Catholic
Community |
Natovi Catholic
Community is located some 40 km north of Suva. It comprises
St John the Apostle Parish, a Parish School and Hostel for
students attending the school.Correspondence to:
Natovi Catholic Community
PO Korovou
Tailevu, FIJI |
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St Vincent de Paul
Parish, Nausori |
St Vincent de Paul
Parish is at Nausori, on the edge of Suva, an area where a
concentration of Indian-Fijians can be foundCorrespondence to:
St Vincent de Paul Parish
PO Box 38
Nausori, FIJI |
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Vincentian Regional
House, Tamavua |
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The Vincentian Regional House at Tamavua, on the outskirts of
Suva, is a regional base for the Vincentians in Fiji. Correspondence to:
Vincentian Regional House,
PO Box 2326
Government Buildings
Tamavua, Suva, FIJI |
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St Vincent's House of
Formation, Wailoku |
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St
Vincent's House of Formation at Wailoku (outside Suva) is
the Formation House for Vincentian students
from Fiji, Rotuma and neighbouring islands. The students attend Pacific Regional Seminary (see
below) for their academic formation. The complex includes a number
of small buildings in the bure (small house) style. Na
vale ni soqo soqo (The Communal Gathering
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Formation
House Buildings |
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Chapel Exterior,
with Library underneath |
Chapel Interior |
Na vale ni
soqo soqo
(Communal Gathering Area)
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Correspondence to:
St Vincent's House of Formation
PO Box 4298
Samabula, Suva, FIJI
Email: cmfiji@is.com.fj |
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Pacific
Regional Seminary of St Peter Chanel, Suva |
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In 1970, the
Bishops' Conference of the Pacific (CEPAC) decided to establish a Seminary
in Suva to cater for candidates to the Priesthood in the eastern
Pacific. The Seminary was formally set up in 1972 with 18 students,
and moved to its present site on Queen Elizabeth Drive near Suva Point in
June 1973. Since that time, the number of students has continued to
increase, and, in the year 2000, there was an enrolment of 142 students Of
these, 66 are students for Diocesan Priesthood, 76
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Religious Orders and Congregations.
These students are from Fiji, Bangladesh, the Caroline Islands, Kiribati,
New Caledonia, Papua New Guinea, Tonga, Wallis-Futuna, Samoa and
Vanuatu. At present,
two Vincentians are on the lecturing staff of the Seminary.
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Pacific
Regional Seminary |
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The Seminary
Chapel
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Correspondence to:
Pacific Regional Seminary
Queen Elizabeth Drive
Suva, FIJI
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