Vanua o Vidilo

Cola Vina
Na itukutuku ga me vakaraitaki yani vei keda na leweni vanua o Vidilo,ena qaravi tiko ena siga nikua na noda soqoni vakoro ena lomani nodatou vanua vakaturaga o Namoli na nodra I tikotiko na turaga na Taukei Vidilo.(29/04/25)
Time:7.00pm
Venue:Namoli Community Hall

Mu sa Cola Vina riki!!

Sa kerei vei kemuni na lewe ni Vanua o Vidilo mo ni lako lewe levu mai na kena mai sikovi keda tiko na tabani ni veiqaravi na FBC TV ena nodra mai marautaka na nodra cabeta mai na yabaki 70 ni nodra veiqaravi voli tiko na noda vanua lomani ko Viti.

Pope Francis, the first Latin American leader of the Roman Catholic Church, has died, the Vatican said in a video statement.

His death ends an often turbulent reign marked by division and tension as he sought to overhaul the hidebound institution.

He was 88 and had recently survived a serious bout of double pneumonia.

“Dear brothers and sisters, it is with profound sadness I must announce the death of our Holy Father Francis,” Cardinal Kevin Farrell announced on the Vatican’s TV channel.

According to the Catholic News Agency, Pope Francis was born on Dec. 17, 1936, in Buenos Aires.

His father was a railway worker who had immigrated to Argentina from Italy. His mother’s family is also of Italian origin.

He was ordained a priest in 1969 as a Jesuit and served as the rector of a seminary, a pastor and a professor before he became the pope at the age of 76. He was the first Latin American and the first Jesuit.

Message from the Momo na Taukei Vidilo – Namoli Village,Vitogo,Ba

"Mu sa Cola vina riki!
As we stand at the threshold of another new week, I extend my warmest blessings and encouragement to each and every one of you—our hardworking men and women, our devoted parents, and our bright young minds preparing for another week of school and work.

Let us rise each day with purpose and unity, carrying the spirit of Namoli in all that we do. May this week be filled with productivity, learning, and respect for one another. I urge our students to pursue their studies with determination and discipline, knowing that you carry the hopes of our village. To our workers and providers, may your hands be strengthened and your efforts rewarded.

Let us also not forget our elders and those in need among us—extend a helping hand where you can. And above all, let us walk humbly with God, keeping faith, love, and service at the heart of our community.

May this week bring peace, progress, and protection to Namoli Village and all its families.

Vinaka vakalevu,
Momo na Taukei Vidilo"