Welcome to the Catholic Religious Education Development Institute (CREDI)
The Catholic Religious Educational Development Institute (CREDI) is an educational institution offering a range of programmes aimed at supporting individuals in their development as missionary disciples and servant leaders. With Catholicism as its foundation, CREDI educates to nurture individuals to develop their vocation and social conscience so that they can be exemplars in their field of work and as citizens of the world.
Upcoming Events
Fr. Matthew Ragbir
Director of Pastoral Formation, Archdiocese Of Port of Spain and General Manager of CREDI
Message from The General Manager
CREDI has recently refocused its vision as a tertiary institution in support of the goals for Formation in the Archdiocese of Port of Spain. We invite you to read about us and our new and exciting initiatives.
Our staff, though small, is supportive and committed to making your experience a memorable one. As you seek to realize your potential, we do hope that you find, in our offerings, a programme or event to interest you. We look forward to having you within the walls of our campus, be it virtual or physical, in an environment that will promote and support authentic integral human development.
Thank you for visiting us
Who we are
The Catholic Religious Educational Development Institute (CREDI) has been a longstanding, educational institution offering a range of programmes aimed at supporting individuals in their development as missionary disciples and servant leaders.
Mission
CREDI is a Catholic tertiary institution committed to developing missionary disciples for service to church and society through transformative programmes of education. A good mission statement describes the purpose of an organization’s existence. We at CREDI believe that our mission statement clearly and simply does just that.
Our Partners
CREDI’s associates include the Theological Institute and the Seminary of St. John Vianney and the Uganda Martyrs (SJVUM). The Theological Institute and the SJVUM provide the spiritual formation of seminarians for the diocesan priesthood and the theological formation of clergy, religious and laity for service in the Archdiocese.
