Going for secondary school education for a student from the village during the 1940's is something we could only dream of.
Reliving his days at Marist Brother's High School, Former Foreign Affairs Minister, Berenado Vunibobo said being given a chance to attend Marist Brothers which was located in Suva Street during the 1940's, was a golden rare opportunity.
Vunibobo who was on his way to register for the MOBilise 2010 conference next week, said he had almost next to no knowledge of English when he first enrolled.
The former Minister said a valuable lesson he has kept from years in Marist is the importance of religion.
The Digicel MOBilise 2010 convention kicks off tonight with a Mass in Celebration of the MOB Families at Lambert Hall.
Story by: Ana & Selina
Marist is the importance of religion-Vunibobo
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