Facebook Twitter Instagram
    Trending
    • Covid in North Korea: No response to US vaccine offer
    • Gov’t asked to emphasize training on the new school curriculum
    • Beti Kamya unhappy with Ssenyonyi over “Heart attack” talk
    • Kabaale International Airport to be ready in February 2023
    • A daughter-in-law beats up her mother-in-law in Kitoro cell, Kasese Municipality
    • Judge blocks Biden administration from lifting public health order used to quickly expel migrants
    • Opposition political candidates vying Omoro County seat accuses NRM Party of bribing voters
    • Food security is heavily needed as people are crying over high costs
    Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest RSS
    Kasese Guide Radio Kasese Guide Radio
    Listen on Online Radio Box! Kasese Guide Radio Kasese Guide Radio
    • Home
    • About Us
      • KGR Staff
      • Presenters
      • Priests
    • Radio Shows
      • Program Segments
      • Weekend Programs
      • Special Programs
    • Departments
      • Administration
      • Technical
      • Marketing
      • News
      • Programming
      • Finance
    • News
    • Contacts
    • Shop
    Donate
    Kasese Guide Radio Kasese Guide Radio
    You are at:Home » Blog » S.SUDAN: Episcopal ordination date of Bishop-elect for Rumbek Diocese Announced.
    Church News

    S.SUDAN: Episcopal ordination date of Bishop-elect for Rumbek Diocese Announced.

    News EditorBy News EditorApril 10, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
    Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email

    Sr. Jecinter Antoinette Okoth, FSSA

    Episcopal ordination of Bishop-elect for Rumbek Diocese Monsignor Christian Carlassare has been slated for next month Sunday, May 23.

    “Consecration of the new Bishop will be in Rumbek on May 23rd, 2021, on the Solemnity of Pentecost,” reads an excerpt of the statement signed by the Secretary General of Sudan and South Sudan Bishops’ Conference (SSSBC) Fr. Peter Suleiman Botis and addressed to Church leaders.

    The statement reads further, “The main celebrant will be Archbishop Richard Paul Gallagher, the Secretary for relations with States assisted by concelebrants; Archbishop Stephen Ameyu Martin Mulla of Juba Archdiocese and Bishop Stephen Nyodho Ador Majwak” the Local Ordinary of Malakal Diocese where Msgr. Carlassare has been serving as the Vicar General prior to his appointment.

    Pope Francis appointed Msgr. Carlassare, a member of the Comboni Missionaries of the Heart of Jesus (MCCJ) on Monday, March 8, for Rumbek diocese that has been vacant for nearly a decade after the death of Bishop Cesare Mazzolari in 2011.

    Addressing the people of God on behalf of the President of SSSBC Bishop Tombe Trille Kuku, the Secretary General acknowledged the appointment of four Prelates in a span of two years for the dioceses that have been vacant in South Sudan.

    “The Holy Father, in a period of two years (2021-2021) has appointed four (4) new Bishops for the vacant Dioceses in South Sudan; that is Bishop Stephen Ameyu Marin Mulla of the Diocese of Torit who was later installed as the Archbishop of Juba, Bishop Stephen Nyodho Ador Majwak as Bishop of Malakal and Bishop Matthew Remijio as the Bishop of Wau Diocese,” Very Rev. Suleiman said in the statement shared with AMECEA Online and continues, “We are grateful for the recent appointment of Rev. Fr. Christian as the new Bishop of Rumbek.”

    He further appreciated the efforts of Msgr. Mark Kadima the Vatican’s Charge d’Affaires of the Apostolic Nunciature in South Sudan, “for finding fitting Shepherds to the vacant dioceses” and also thanked the Holy Father for his love and concern to the Country.

    “We continue praying for his (Pope) good health in this difficult time of Covid-19 pandemic,” He implored.

    The Italian-born Bishop-elect was ordained to priesthood 16 years ago and has been in South Sudan since 2005 serving in various capacities including among others being a parish priest, vocations promoter and provincial councilor of the Comboni Missionaries.

    Post Views: 124
    Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email

    Related Posts

    A daughter-in-law beats up her mother-in-law in Kitoro cell, Kasese Municipality

    Food security is heavily needed as people are crying over high costs

    Christians have been asked to pray constantly, for God’s time is never late

    Add A Comment

    Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

    Recent Posts
    • Covid in North Korea: No response to US vaccine offer
    • Gov’t asked to emphasize training on the new school curriculum
    • Beti Kamya unhappy with Ssenyonyi over “Heart attack” talk
    • Kabaale International Airport to be ready in February 2023
    • A daughter-in-law beats up her mother-in-law in Kitoro cell, Kasese Municipality
    Kasese Guide Radio

    We are a commercial project of the Catholic Church (Diocese of Kasese). It is fully licensed and regulated by the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) and Broadcasting Council, transmitting on the hills of Kigabiro, Bunyaruguru in Rubirizi District.

    Contacts

    Station Receiption-Kasese
    0773597166 / 0392884995
    info@kaseseguideradio.com
    www.kaseseguideradio.com

    Our Visitors
    022525
    Users Today : 9
    Users This Month : 589
    Users This Year : 3039
    Who's Online : 0
    Powered By WPS Visitor Counter
    Copyright © 2022 Kasese Guide Radio | Powered By Kasese Catholic Diocese | Website By JulyBrands

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.

    Go to mobile version