Your support can make a profound difference in the lives of our seminarians, who are eager to serve as priests and missionaries of Jesus. Currently, we are facing the challenge of meeting the tuition fees for 77 major seminarians who are diligently studying both Philosophical and Theological Studies at Jordan University in Morogoro, Tanzania. These young men are not only excited and passionate about their vocation journey but also committed to growing in spiritual maturity to serve the Church and community.
The picture display seminarians from the Holy Spirit Fathers Formation House studying Philosophy and Theology at Jordan University College in Morogoro, Tanzania.
The formation of hearts from early childhood is fundamental to the holistic development of each child. This early formation shapes individuals to be open to discerning their vocation, whether it be priesthood, religious life, or other paths of service to the Church and Society. Through education, we aim to empower the youth, instilling in them values of compassion, resilience, and a desire to serve others, thereby shaping future leaders who will contribute positively to society.
Secondary School Students: Joyland Girls Secondary School in Tanzania
The Holy Spirit Fathers, through their vocational training centers, help reduce youth unemployment in Tanzania by providing practical skills that align with market demands, thereby enhancing the employability of young people. 