Province of East Africa Celebrates Seven Priestly Ordinations
Author: General Administration
The Priestly Ordinations were held in Tanzania as part of the Silver Jubilee of Holy Cross’s ministry in that country.

Bangladesh dates back to the congregation’s founder, Blessed Basile Moreau, who sent missionaries to then East Bengal at the request of the Vatican’s Propaganda Fide. The first missionaries arrived in 1853.
From the beginning, the work of Holy Cross was marked by crosses, yet the Congregation persevered, sending successive generations of missionaries from France and North America. This perseverance bore fruit in the establishment of the local Church and the evangelization of the tribal peoples.
Today Holy Cross is known throughout the country for its work in education, including the predominantly Muslim nation’s only Catholic university.
The Priestly Ordinations were held in Tanzania as part of the Silver Jubilee of Holy Cross’s ministry in that country.
The school’s chapel is the first chapel known to be dedicated to St. André Bessette in Brazil.
La Solitude de Sainte-Croix will be a center of pilgrimage, formation, education, and evangelization in Le Mans, France.
