THE REMNANTS: Paul Wagum reminicises his days as a photographer.
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Digital technology has put photography at the fingertips of almost anyone who desires to engage in this popular hobby.
Media training for Animators
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Preparation for the Media Education Seminar 2021
Port Moresby: The Social Communications Commission of the Catholic Bishops Conference held an overnight program for animators from catholic agency schools in preparation for the 2021 Media Education Seminars.
Held from 5th to 6th March, the program had 10 media animators participating in the program with the theme ‘Hope Amidst COVID-19’. Sessions covered in the program included Hope amidst COVID-19, News Items and School Bulletins, Photographs, Video Basics, Chatroom and Youth Alive. Prayer moments enabled the participants to nourish themselves spiritually.
The purpose of the seminar was to give an insight on what is expected from the participants of the different schools for this year’s Media Education Seminars and get the animators acquainted with the Social Communications Team.
When speaking to the animators, Fr. Ambrose Pereira sdb, Secretary for Social Communications Commission, encouraged them to guide their students to harness their talents to spread hope to others amidst the pandemic through the different media platforms. “As teachers you have the great possibility of animating your students and bringing out the best in them”, he said.
The schools that took part in the Animators Overnight Program were; St Charles Lwanga Secondary, Don Bosco Technical Secondary, Don Bosco Technological Institute, Caritas Technical Secondary, Jubilee Catholic Secondary School, La Salle Technical College and Marianville Secondary School.
One of the participants Tommy Kaekae said, “I liked almost all the sessions presented during the overnight program. It was a great opportunity to again refresh the set skills for the new year.”
Another participant Wallace Kuvi said, “For animators to be well prepared for the upcoming seminar, the overnight program has enabled teachers to be well prepared in guiding their students.”
“It was a special time to reflect and to refocus our attention to why we as animators are here as guides for our students to harness their skills, talents and creativity and bring change in a positive way,” said Murray Misha.
Facilitating the seminar was the SOCOM team led by Fr Ambrose Pereira, Abigail Seta, Nigel Akuani, Rosemary Yambune and Jessica Oata
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A Woman that Stops Crime, Maintains Peace
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“ WHEN you educate a woman, you educate a society”, so much is true for that quote, when I met and came to know Senior Constable Ursula Beri Kuna, Police Station Commander, Tent City Lae Metropolitan Command.
Catholic Bishops Conference advocate for ‘People on the Move’
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THE case of asylum seekers; are they safe?, are they protected?, are they physically well and healthy?, are they mentally healthy and stable? What has a Christian country, PNG, got to do with those seeking refuge in its land?
A villager and a father with a dream
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Simon Kaisi Uia was just an ordinary village man struggling with the daily life of an unemployed husband and father until he decided to make the sacrifices to become who he is today.
The start of a new beginning!
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Isabella Saleu shares her story and says YOU MATTER. Be an angel among angels.
Set out into the deep
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Archbishop Francesco Panfilo sdb reflects on his years in Papua New Guinea.
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