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Illustrative photo: Hausach-St. Mauritius-16-2014-gje
Illustrative photo, not from the original report · Hausach-St. Mauritius-16-2014-gje · Gerd Eichmann / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0
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Father Will Conquer visits Mauritius for evangelization events

5plus.mu Mauritius

Father Will Conquer, a 37-year-old Franco-American priest of the Society of Foreign Missions of Paris (MEP), is visiting Mauritius from November 4 to 8. Having served in Cambodia since 2019, he will lead evangelization evenings and a spiritual retreat. On November 4 at 18:30, he will introduce the documentary 'Les Baroudeurs du Christ' at the J&J Auditorium. The priest has a personal connection to the island through his friendship with Rajesh Mohur, the mother of Saint Carlo Acutis. Conquer previously authored a biography of the young Italian saint. Originally considering a legal career, a trip to Calcutta redirected his life toward missionary work and digital evangelization.

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Illustrative photo: La Réunion Eglise Ste Anne chapelle Ste Therese (2)
Illustrative photo, not from the original report · La Réunion Eglise Ste Anne chapelle Ste Therese (2) · Pierre André / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
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First Native Orthodox Priest Ordained in Réunion and Mauritius

Orthodox Times France

Metropolitan George of Guinea ordained Seraphim Jean Florent Turpin as the first Orthodox priest of Indian Ocean island origin in Saint-Pierre, Réunion, on February 17, 2026. The service, held on the name day of Patriarch Theodore II, marks a historic milestone for Orthodox communities in Réunion and Mauritius. Turpin will now serve the pastoral needs of local faithful. The event was attended by diverse Orthodox groups and supported by local hosts, the Mezino family. Metropolitan George conveyed the Patriarch’s blessings, highlighting the significance of establishing native clergy for these remote islands within the Patriarchate of Alexandria.

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