I am from Madagascar, which is an Island of the East Coast of Africa. Madagascar is a multi-cultural island with a population of approximately 13 million. The people in Madagascar speak two languages: Malgache and French.

In 1994 I joined the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate. I was ordained priest in April, 2005. After ordination I worked for two years in my home country. In 2007 I went to Australia for two years to study English.

Now, I am in Hong Kong because my Superior General has sent me to be a member of the China Delegation, of which I am very happy. I am studding Cantonese language. Many people say it is one of the most difficult languages in the world.

I am aware that to be able to communicate and spread the Good News using Cantonese isn’t an easy task. However, I believe with God’s blessing, our Lady’s help and our founder St. E. De Mazenod intercession everything will go well.