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ANNUAL MISSION WEEK

Carmel Garden, Naromoro colabrated with THE NYERI-NYAHURURU DIOCESIAN Youth GROUP and IRIGITHANI Holy family PARISH CONDUCTED ANNUAL MISSION WEEK from
25th June to 3rd July 2017


The Nyeri-Nyahururu diocesian youth group is an affiliate group of Moi University Catholic Students’ Association (MUCSA). It consists of students from Nyeri Arch-diocese and Nyahururu diocese. The group takes part in the annual mission week conducted during holidays in our Carmel Garden, Naromoro. This year, the group was joined by visitors such as friends and alumni of the group, giving a total of 40 people. Staying in our Carmel Garden cottages.


Activities:

1. Charitable activities: - Visiting the sick, aged, orphans and less fortunate in the society
 Conducting prayers in the homes visited
 Giving donations to the homes
 Engaging in home chores in the visited homes


2. Mentorship to the nearby schools
 Jupiter Boarding School
 St. Charles Lwanga Academy
 Irigithathi High School
 Ndinti Aguthi High School


3. Participation during Masses

Criteria of Visitation

The members divided themselves into groups that visited different homes. They visit the homes that are specified by the parish with the help from the locals. The group visits all people regardless their denominational differences.


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