On the cusp of a significant milestone, a titan of education and spirituality, Brother Martin Prathip Komolmas, approaches his 90th birthday. Reflecting on a life dedicated to progress and enlightenment, his words resonate profoundly: “I fervently hope to complete my mission before the curtain falls.”
Brother Martin remains a beacon of enduring values and principles in a world grappling with transient trends and fleeting fame. He once ardently proclaimed, “Liberation from ignorance and impoverishment is best achieved through education.” A visionary, his educational ethos goes beyond mere academic pursuit. It encapsulates a holistic approach, fostering intellectual growth and emotional, moral, and physical development. Above all, he fervently believes in igniting the unique creative spirit inherent in every soul.
Brother Bancha, the esteemed President and Rector Magnificus of Assumption University, portrays Brother Martin as a colleague and a cherished mentor. He remarked, “In a rapidly evolving world, Brother Martin’s ability to resonate with diverse souls is miraculous. His foresight, a blend of wisdom and intuition, remains unmatched.”
The secret behind Brother Martin’s monumental success? Perhaps it’s his unwavering sincerity and his intrinsic value of treating everyone with unerring fairness and respect.
Assumption University, a venerable institution in Thailand, gears up to celebrate this stalwart’s 90th year. It’s a celebration of age and an epoch of faith, intuition, and the boundless power of education. His footsteps in the annals of education extend beyond the illustrious corridors of Assumption University, touching hearts and inspiring minds globally.
Assumption University extends a heartfelt invitation to all as part of the grand festivities. Mark your calendars for November 11, 2023, from 09:45 to 12:00 hrs. The venue: The Chapel St. Louis Marie de Montfort, at the Assumption University’s Suvarnabhumi Campus. It’s not merely an event but a chance to be part of a legacy that continues to shape and inspire the future.
Written by: Supaporn Pholrach (Joom)
