Currently on a Trip to Tahiti, the Members of the Episcopal Conference of the Pacific (CEPAC) (The Archbishop of Nouméa, The Archbishop of Papeete, The Bishop of the Marquesas and also The Director of Catholic Education of Nouméa and Polynesia) were Conducting an Emotionally Rich Pastoral Visit within the Archdiocese of Papeete.
Inspired by Polynesian Traditions and the Legendary Hospitality of the Local People, Bishops and Delegates discovered the Dynamism of the Catholic Faith in the Archipelago.

That Stay gave Pride of Place to the Mennaisian and Catholic Educational Network.
Like the Lycée La Mennais, the Prelates went to meet the Teaching Staff and the Students.
Those Exchange Sessions allowed us to Address the Challenges of Education in Oceania and to Promote the Transmission of Human and Spiritual Values dear to Jean-Marie de La Mennais.
Members of the French-speaking CEPAC visited the College on Friday, October 16th. Five out of the Six Bishops expected were present. They were Welcomed by Two Classes in front of the Statue of Our Founding Father. The Bishops Presided over the Midday Mass. They were delighted with their Visit.

Between Songs, Prayers and Project Presentations, that Visit testified to the Vitality of Catholic Schools and Sustainably Strengthened Fraternal Solidarity between the different Dioceses of the Pacific.

Other News: To mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, the La Mennais Middle and High School took a Group Photo of everyone dressed in Pink. Since they didn’t have a Drone, the Photo turned out beautifully. It’s composed of a Heart, with a Ribbon and the Letters CLM inside. Outside the Heart were the Letters Tahiti.
Ms. Monia TAUMAA, Socio-Cultural Coordinator, LA MENNAIS Middle and High School
And Brother Xavier FROGIER


