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RAILACO
Railaco – Opening of New Church
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NEW Railaco Parish Church
After Blessing the Church and its people, Bishop da Silva of Dili proclaims that Railaco has been elevated to full parish status under the care of the Jesuits – a dream for parish priest Fr Joseph Phuong SJ, who has worked tirelessly for years with his catechists and villagers in this remote mountainous area to make the dream a reality for all.
St Ignatius Feast Day – July 2017
Students from three of Sydney’s Jesuit Colleges came to St Canice’s this weekend to join in the parish Feast Day celebrations. Thanks to your collective generosity, we’ll be sending more than $10,000 to Fr Bong in Railaco to support the humanitarian works of our sister parish.
Our sister parish in Railaco – June 2017
If we Caniceians continue to heed the frequent calls of the gospels to reach out to the needy, St Canice’s will be kept very busy acknowledging all our contributions, large and small. But beyond that, and as importantly, we would be living out our faith, enriching our spirit and building our parish community.
Parish Ambassador MICHAEL MUSGRAVE’S VISIT TO RAILACO – JUNE 2017
As we nourish our parish, we colour Timor’s future!” Our accompaniment allows Railaco’s marginalised families to grow in community, opportunity and hope. Our impact extends far beyond a simple nutritious meal, a medical check-up, and a class in school; we are allowing Railaco villagers to lead better lives now and for generations in the future.
Our ongoing involvement keeps us aware; it reminds us of our privilege; and gives us the opportunity to gain in a spiritual way. Our life is enriched by the work that is done there!
Jesuit Mission in Railaco – Road to the future
This video has. been released by Jesuit Mission Australia supporting all that St Canice’s is doing in Railaco, as told by Railaco Ambassador, Michael Musgrave
A Report on the Programs we support at Railaco – July 2017
The community of Railaco is very grateful for the ongoing friendship and accompaniment from their good neighbours at St Canice’s in Australia
NOSSEF – Railaco Secondary School 2017
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Railaco 2017 – The First Letter of Michael to the Caniceians
Please CLICK HERE to read Michael’s report: ‘The First Letter of Michael to the Caniceians’. Our Railaco Lead Ambassador, Michael Musgrave, travelled to Timor-Leste to visit the Jesuit Railaco Mission and to meet others in the Jesuit Community in Dili. He travelled with the