Fr. Moriarty's biography
“Let us do our duty well, let us go straight to God, let us work to become very humble, very patient, very mortified, and very charitable.”
Executive training programmes include leadership and management, leadership coaching, financial management, strategic planning, stewardship in temporal goods of the Church, fundraising, project development.
Moriarty Institute for Continuing Formation (MICoF), following in the footsteps of St. Vincent de Paul, is a centre for ongoing formation in the Vincentian tradition for Church leaders (diocesan clergy, religious, laity and bishops).
For understanding and appreciating the rich intellectual tradition of the Catholic Faith rooted in Scared Scripture through Church teaching and lived tradition in the faith and especially the Vincentian tradition of love for the poor.
For growing in understanding and capacity of one’s God-given gifts for the service of others, the Church and the world by being servant leaders following the example of St. Vincent de Paul.
For deepening one’s relationship with God the Father, through Jesus Christ.
Moriarty Institute for Continuing Formation (MICoF), following in the footsteps of St. Vincent de Paul, is a centre for ongoing formation in the Vincentian tradition for Church leaders (diocesan clergy, religious, laity and bishops). The Institute provides in-depth executive/ministerial training for Church leaders in Kenya, for capacity building. Ministerial training programmes include Emmaus programme, mentoring, spiritual direction, popular missions, sabbatical and mini-sabbatical, forming of formators, collaborative ministry, diocesan spirituality, and Vincentian research hub.
With a rich Vincentian legacy for an innovative holistic transformation of an individual and the community, our core values are:
Prayer: We use daily prayer to nourish and nurture our faith.
Service: We willingly serve God, family, and community and act for the needs of others.
Respect: We model our love to the love of Jesus by the way we speak and act toward others, holding each other in high esteem. We maintain to each person an attitude of servant.
