By Kaguta Joel & Peter Masereka,
Rev. Fr. Edward Kabanda, the Rector of Our Lady Queen of Peace Kiwamirembe Catholic Shrine, has urged Christians to invest in social capital by helping the needy and less privileged.
In his homily during morning Mass for pilgrims from the Diocese of Kasese as part of their spiritual journey and preparation for the Mbarara Ecclesiastical Province Association (MEPA) celebrations tomorrow, Fr. Kabanda, described giving to the needy as a source of blessing from God that every Christian should practice in daily life.
This year’s MEPA celebration is being animated by the Diocese of Kasese, with the Rt. Rev. Francis Aquirinus Kibira Kambale as the main celebrant at tomorrow’s event at Namugongo Catholic Shrine.
Fr. Kabanda explained that having friends who can help carry one’s burdens does not happen by chance, but rather through showing compassion and love to everyone. Fr. Kabanda speaking…
He informed the visiting team from the Diocese of Kasese that Kiwamirembe Catholic Shrine has been designated as a pilgrimage site for the Jubilee 2025 celebrations in the Archdiocese of Kampala, as declared, by His Grace, Paul Ssemogerere.
Rev. Fr. Ednus Mumbere, who is leading the pilgrims from the Diocese of Kasese, thanked God for enabling Christians to dedicate their time and travel to Namugongo Catholic shrine to deepen their faith, gain spiritual experience, and reflect on their lives. Fr. Ednus speaking….
Ms. Biira Mutooro, a businesswoman and devoted Christian from Kasese town, told our reporter that she joined this year’s pilgrimage to the sacred and holy places for both spiritual and personal growth. Ms. Biira Mutooro…
Our reporters, Joel Kaguta and Peter Masereka are at Namugongo Catholic Shrine, set for MEPA live coverage. END
