Queen of Peace hosts District 8 "Queens" Retreat/Lectures

On Friday 21st September 2012, Queen of Peace hosted the Retreat and Lectures held for all aspiring Noble Sisters of District 8. The theme for the retreat was "20 years as a Lady Knight - The way forward". Officers and some members joined them. The programme began with Holy Mass officiated by Rev Fr. Nimorous Domazing   Topics handled on the day were: 1.  What is the role of the family in the society and the Church? and 2. What is worship and adoration? Why do we worship and adore God? District 8 has five aspiring "Noble Sisters" for the Queen of Saints Award to be given on the 6th October 2012. This award is for Sisters who have been dedicated members of the Order for twenty years.  As part of the preparations, aspirants are to prepare a write up on The Church, The Order and a general topic.  Above we see a group picture of the participants from all four Auxiliaries in District 8.

8th September 2012 Commissioning of 18 Sisters

On the 8th September 2012, 18 Sisters were commissioned into Queen of Peace Ladies Auxiliary #510, Madina.  The top five with the highest marks in the commissioning examinations were awarded with certificates.  From top to bottom we see the Sisters receiving their certificates from the Respected President, Sister Veronica Jackson.  Our Deputy Organiser, Noble Sister Paula Ledi and our assistant Parish Priest Rev Father Alphonse presided over the solemn event. They were taken through spear drills and foot drills.  

 1st  Sister Sylvia N.Y. Ankamah

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 2nd Sister Janet Neegire

3rd Sister Mercy Bayuo

 joint 3rd  Sister Fortunata Nontereh

 4th Sister Georgina Techie- Menson

INSPECTION

QUEEN OF PEACE LADIES AUXILIARY #510 HOLDS THIRD QUARTER INSPECTION

On the 8^th of September 2012, the President, Sister Veronica Jackson and Past President, Sister Felicia Klu who is the convener of the Military Committee inspected the military uniforms of Sisters.  Attendance was good and Sisters were smartly turned out and arrived on time.  The inspection was held before the start of the general meeting of the day.  The Past President commended the Sisters for their sharp looks and neat hairdos and advised the new sisters on how to avoid “cutting” the Maltese Cross when ironing their sleeves. All aspects of the uniform were inspected, including tightness, length, gloves and socks and she also advised against the wearing of very high heels since, apart from health risks would be uncomfortable when there was a lot of standing during a parade and during route marches.  She also thanked Sisters for their quick response.  A short drill was held then Sisters marched into the meeting room.

Past President Sis Felicia Klu and Messenger Sis Cyndi Agbalegah both of the Military and Constitution Committee conducting their inspection