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Tribute to Dr. Martha Fidelis Isaac

Dr. Martha Fidelis Isaac February 23rd 1946 – December 19th 2025 Advocate for Creole Language and Lifelong Education The Msgr. Partick Anthony Folk Research Centre (FRC) pays tribute to former member and Creole language advocate Dr. Matha Fidelis Isaac, for her sterling and extensive contribution to education on language and literature and, in particular, the promotion and […]

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Dr. Gregor Ernest Wiliams – Crusader for History and Culture of Saint Lucia

Dr. Gregor Ernest Williams (LittD) The members of the Msgr. Patrick Anthony Folk Research Centre (FRC) join other citizens of Saint Lucia to express our deepest sense of loss on the passing of one of our country’s best historians, a brilliant intellectual and passionate guardian of the heritage and natural environment of the island. Dr

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A Crown of Culture! The FRC Congratulates La Wenn Kwéyòl 2025!

The Msgr. Patrick Anthony Folk Research Centre would like to celebrate the incredible contestants of the National La Wenn Kwéyòl Pageant 2025! This year’s event was a magnificent display of our rich heritage, grace, and intelligence. Please join us in congratulating our new ambassador of culture: LA WENN KWÉYÒL 2025 Miss Rosella Lawrence – Babonneau,

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Host Venues for Jounen Kwéyòl 2025

Press Release Celebration Mwa Ewitaj Kwéyòl (Creole Heritage Month)/ Host Venues for Jounen Kwéyòl 2025 Preparations are in full swing for Saint Lucia’s biggest cultural festival, Jounen Kwéyòl, set for Sunday, October 26th, 2025. Organized by the Monsignor Patrick Anthony Folk Research Centre (FRC) in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture and the Events Company

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A story of Mount Pleasant

Mount Pleasant is located off Calvary Road with a panoramic view of Castries City and the harbor, set on the crest of the Mount Pleasant ridge, just below the point where it joins with the Morne Du Don ridge. The area had become the home of the Folk Research Centre since it moved into the

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