BY RODRICK DESURI
AUKI
Sr. Jeanear Nauta has committed her life to serving God after taking her lifelong profession with the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul, following five years of dedicated service within the organisation.
Sr. Nauta, who hails from West Kwaio in Malaita Province, officially made her profession as a full and permanent member of the society on Saturday, May 9, 2026, at Buma Parish.
In an interview, Sr. Nauta said her decision was a response to what she described as God’s calling on her life.
She said the moment was a joyful and fulfilling milestone, having spent years preparing for the commitment.
“From the time I joined the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul, I have been preparing for five solid years.
“Receiving my lifelong profession today has enabled me to be a true member of the society,” she said.
Sr. Nauta said she is ready and willing to continue serving God and support those in need through the work of the society.
“I am willing to serve God, to serve the souls of people and the souls of God,” she said.
She also expressed gratitude to all those who supported her throughout her journey to full profession.
“I want to thank those who supported me throughout my journey until this day,” she said.
The ceremony was attended by more than 1,000 people, including family members, friends, and supporters who gathered to witness the special occasion.
The event marks a significant milestone not only for Sr. Nauta and her family, but also for the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul in the Solomon Islands.
According to information gathered, Sr. Nauta is believed to be the first Solomon Islander to formally join and make lifelong profession in the Saint Vincent de Paul Society.
The celebration also coincided with the 15th anniversary of the establishment of the Society at Buma Parish in Malaita Province.
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