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A NEW XAVERIAN FATHER IN SIERRA LEONE

Fr. Alex Roman

Sep 13, 2018
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Hi, my name is Alexander and I  come from  Colombia but I’m originally from Peru. I’m a Xaverian missionary priest and I am  32 years old. I am now living in Makeni which is the third more important city of Sierra Leone. I have five siblings:  three sisters and two brothers and  I’m the oldest brother. My mum is a housewife and my dad is a farmer. All my family live in Perú.

 

I knew the Xaverian Missionaries in Neiva Colombia, where I discovered my missionary vocation. I studied philosophy in Medellín, I entered  the novitiate in Salamanca- Mexico, I attended  theology in the town of  Parma-Italy and before coming to Sierra Leone I studied English in America.

Actually, I have presided the Sunday Mass in two Christian communities that are close to  Makeni:  Masongbo and Rogbesseh. The people in these towns are very friendly and their participation in the Mass is joyful.

Makeni is the capital city of Bombali District in  the northern province of Sierra Leone. Makeni is famous for its farmer economic center and Unimak, the Catholic University of Makeni, as well as its relaxed and  friendly inhabitants.

Makeni’s whether is famous for its  hot climate . However, it has only two seasons, dry season and rain season.

I share a picture with the people in the church of Rogbesseh.

Hi, my name is Alexander and I  come from  Colombia but I’m originally from Peru. I’m a Xaverian missionary priest and I am  32 years old. I am now living in Makeni which is the third more important city of Sierra Leone. I have five siblings:  three sisters and two brothers and  I’m the oldest brother. My mum is a housewife and my dad is a farmer. All my family live in Perú.

 

I knew the Xaverian Missionaries in Neiva Colombia, where I discovered my missionary vocation. I studied philosophy in Medellín, I entered  the novitiate in Salamanca- Mexico, I attended  theology in the town of  Parma-Italy and before coming to Sierra Leone I studied English in America.

Actually, I have presided the Sunday Mass in two Christian communities that are close to  Makeni:  Masongbo and Rogbesseh. The people in these towns are very friendly and their participation in the Mass is joyful.

Makeni is the capital city of Bombali District in  the northern province of Sierra Leone. Makeni is famous for its farmer economic center and Unimak, the Catholic University of Makeni, as well as its relaxed and  friendly inhabitants.

Makeni’s whether is famous for its  hot climate . However, it has only two seasons, dry season and rain season.

I share a picture with the people in the church of Rogbesseh.

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