austraLasia #2210
Korea and Vietnam 'on the move'.
ROME: 29th July 2008 -- The new provincial of Korea Province,
Fr Stephen Nam, has arrived in Rome with a group of six
confrères from Korea Province. They are brothers and priests who
have ten years of final profession. On this occasion they are
joined by two students studying at the UPS and Bro Hilario Seo,
webmaster for sdb.org. Hilario is showing them important sites in
Rome, including the Catcaombs of St Callistus. They leave tomorrow for
Piedmont where they will visit the various places of the origin of the
Salesian Congregation, before returning to Rome and spening several
days at the UPS.
Meanwhile, just as Fr Andrew Wong, Regional for EAO
arrives in Vietnam, a good number of young confrères from there
are on the move, highlighting the contribution being made to various
missionary ventures from this country. Two are leaving for the
Southern Philippines Province (FIS) to commence their practical
training. A third is going to Parañaque (FIN) to improve his
English after which he will go to Cambodia as a missionary. Three more
are coming to Rome to learn Italian. Then they will join the
Middle East Province (MOR). A further two are coming to Rome for their
practical training in the newly established Central Circumscription
(ICC).
Both Korea and Vietnam have sent many missionaries
to various parts of the Salesian world in recent years, including
Europe. Interestingly enough, Fr Nam is a fluent German speaker, having
studied in that country.
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Title: australasia 2210
Subject and key words: EAO Provinces, VIE, KOR
Date (year): 2008
ID: 2000-2099|2210