Casa Miani - Arvedi (Dumaguete City)






CASA MIANI-ARVEDI
Talay, P.O. Box 151 DUMAGUETE CITY
tel. no. (035)420-7520
Through the generosity of the Arvedi Family and the many benefactors abroad, the first expansion of the Somascan Fathers in the Visayas was realized in 2001 by building this home for boys which takes care of the needy children in the region.
The religious present here are: Fr. Enrico Balderama,crs  Superior, 
and brothers in practicum, Syrillus Koba, crs and Jonathan Raven Sison, crs.

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rps said…
Br. Ambet, Br. Hermie and Fr. John: Thank you for the wonderful hospitality that you extended to Pat and me during our recent trip. We had a wonderful time with the boys and you. It was also very comforting to be able to see Elizabeth in her environment.

Dick Singler
February 15, 2010 at 12:33 PM
Sarah said…
Br. Ambet and all of the Casa Miani family, greetings from Josh and Sarah Long! We miss you very much and think about you all the time. We are still so grateful for the love you showed us. We hope you are well, and that God continues to richly bless your work.

Much love,
Sarah and Josh
February 21, 2010 at 3:51 PM
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