Best students of academic year 2008 in "Father Vjeko" school
We're looking for Books
Will you help?
We are looking for books for our School Library
CFJ Padri Vjeko School desperately needs books to build up a School Library for our students. Any used books (in good condition) are welcome!!!
By 2010, the Rwandan government would like the language of Education in Rwanda to be English, so we could really use books to learn the language. Read more...
Messages from the Holy Gospels on Sundays and Saint days
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Tuesday, 06 January 2009 |
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From the holy Gospel according saint Matthew 2, 1-2
After Jesus was born in Bethlehem in Judea, during the time of King Herod, Magi from east came to Jerusalem and asked, “Where is the one who has been born king of the Jews? We saw his star in he east and have come to worship him.” |
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Teachers help us a lot |
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Written by Nyandwi Prosper
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Friday, 20 June 2008 |
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 I am Nyandwi Prosper, a student at Centre de Formation Père Vjeko the 1st Year Carpentry. Before my studies at CFJ Padiri Vjeko, I used to dig, to help my family doing some house work. I did all these in the morning and afternoon, and I went at the small town which is in our village and came back home during the night. One time I sat and thought about my future life, and I found out that all kind of my works they will not help me to make my own life and survive. So I found one salutation, that is, to come at CFJ at least to learn something important which will help me to improve my life. That is how so I decided to came here at Father Vjeko's Center.
Since when I reached at school my situation is very good. As I learn carpentry, our teachers help us so much. I meet many fellows, and we are able to discus different topics which are helpful for us as youth. Our life at school is very good, we can not miss a good lunch, we have, time for sports, we pray to our God, so we have many activities. For me I saw that all these will help us after completing our formation in this school. I am lady, at my level, to give my contribution in building my in which I born and live.
God bless you all. |
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Vjeko was a very generous man. That’s why they headed for his parish from all the surrounding communes during the genocide. He used to visit the refugees at kabgayi regularly and comforted them in the face of death. He didn’t flee like the other foreigners. He stayed at the side of his parishioners. 
