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We tell you some stories with a lot of light

John Paul, Nigerian seminarians: "I aspire to become a priest".

A vocation born in the bosom of a Catholic family in Nigeria, where he was guided in the faith since childhood. He studied at the PUSC (Pontifical University of the Holy Cross).

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"Being a Catholic in Tanzania is a source of pride," Vedastus, priest

Vedastus was a seminarian at the Bidasoa International Seminary (Pamplona) and was ordained a priest in August 2024 in his home country.

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"I felt God like a flame burning in my heart."

Jonathas' vocation demonstrates that when you stop being afraid to open yourself to God, you discover a fullness of life and infinite peace.

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"When I was seven years old I already knew I wanted to be a priest."

Louange-Daniel Egbeku, a diocesan priest from Togo, will be a diplomat of the Holy See and is studying in Rome.

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"I want to be a priest to serve my people."

Joseph Dinh Quang Hoan, a diocesan priest from Vietnam, will form seminarians from his country. He is being formed in Rome.

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"Accept whatever comes your way, God never gives up."

Thiago Santana, a religious seminarian of the Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, is from Brazil and studies in Rome.

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"I felt a special call to religious life."

Alice Topno, a religious of the Congregation of the Daughters of St. Anne, comes from India and studied in Rome at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross.

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"Since my childhood I had a burning desire to become a priest."

Asitha Sriyantha, a diocesan seminarian from Sri Lanka, resides at the Bidasoa International Seminary and studies at UNAV.

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"My training will help sisters around the world."

Fathima Shirisha, of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Divine Savior, comes from India and is studying in Rome to support the future education of her sisters.

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