Saint Aloysius’ Minor Seminary is a boarding school. This means that the students live on campus where they study and eat. They go on Christmas, Easter, and summer vacations, but they are on campus the rest of the time. They follow a scrupulous daily program as part of their training for the priesthood. The school provides beds, but the students are the ones to bring their mattresses, pillows, and bed sheets…

For the last few months nothing has been going on with the Church building because materials could not be supplied at the site due to bad roads, and the roadblocks by the rebels in the context of the ongoing Anglophone crisis. The constant roadblocks and bad roads are causing a lot of disorder, slow down in business, restriction in movements, and the poverty level is on the increase…

On Friday, May 26, 2023, I rushed to my village, Nkanchi, to greet my dad and inform him and the rest of the family members that I would take a trip to the United States of America.

The Confirmation of 27 Students of SAINT ALOYSIUS’ MINOR SEMINARY (SAMS), KITIWUM, May 14, 2023

A Welcome Address Presented by the Rector, Fr. Emmanuel Fale Lon on the Occasion of the Visit of the Bishop of Kumbo to SAMS to Administer the Sacrament of Confirmation to 27 Students. May 14, 2023

Dear Dave and Ann Norckauer and Grand Knight Eric Saunders and the Knights of Columbus, Council 500,

I write to thank you for the Spaghetti dinner which you organized to raise funds to support me in my projects in the diocese of Kumbo, Cameroon. Mother Teresa of Calcutta once said: “There are no great things, only small things with great love,” [because] “love is a fruit in season at all times, and within reach of every hand.”

As reported earlier, we completed the foundation of this Church project by the end of August 2022. Immediately after, work began on the next phase of the work. This second phase was the molding of blocks to start raising the walls. Twelve thousand, eight hundred blocks were molded and completed by October 2022.

Dear friends,

Our dear Pope emeritus, Benedict XVI, saw the last day of the year 2022 before being called back to the Father on December 31, 2022, at 9:34 a.m. We pray for the repose of his soul while trying to keep to his traditional Church stance and teachings to avoid the influx of secularism that could destroy our Catholic faith.

Church Project Update - Nkanchi Village

I traveled back to Cameroon from the USA on August 7-8, 2021, that is, I left the United States of America on August 7, and arrived in Cameroon on August 8, 2021. Before then, friends of mine in the US and the people of my village, NKanchi, and the Diocese of Kumbo knew of my determination to carry out some projects.

Dear brothers,

Thank you for your fundraising activities which were slated for May 7, 2022, to support me in my projects. It gives me great joy to know you are not only thinking and praying for me…

Dear Friends,

I received this message from a priest friend, Fr. Joseph Clifford Ndi, and I thought it okay to post it under my news items. Below is his message in its entirety.

Trip to Nkanchi

The mission of KumboKids and Community is to support the children and community of Kumbo…

December 18th, 2021. Thanks be to God I graduated from Dayton University with a Doctorate in Sacred Theology.

December 25th 2011, Christmas Day, while in Carroll, Iowa for the Christmas break, someone from St. Kizito's Parish, Sabongari, Diocese of Kumbo, Cameroon,

My desire to help children go to school has as a paramount goal to implant the idea of God,

I am Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Fale Lon, a diocesan priest (SD) from the Diocese of Kumbo in Cameroon, Central Africa.