With Christmas two days away and the New Year in the next week, young people need to make the right choice in life as they are the future of their families, the country and the church.
This is the message from the Head of the Catholic Church Archbishop Petero Mataca to young people following the ordination of five young priests and the final commitments of four nuns into the Catholic Church.
Giving Fijivillage an insight into her decision, one of the four nuns who made her final profession, Sr Kalala Kiutau from Tonga of the Marist Sisters said she knew there was a bigger mission for her adding nowadays young people must strive to make the right decisions.
Sr Tematoro Namron from Rabi with the Sisters of Compassion said she wanted to help those in need and thus chose to become a nun to help where she can and devote her life to the Church.
Young People Need To Make Right Decision-Archbishop
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