
Ugandan Diocese Observes Five-Day Prayer for Victims of Secondary School Attack
Bishop Kibira added that the prayers, which started on June 19, were also for the ‘restoration of peace’ in the Ugandan region following the attack.
Bishop Kibira added that the prayers, which started on June 19, were also for the ‘restoration of peace’ in the Ugandan region following the attack.
After priests in Uganda take part in an online class on St. Joseph, an unlikely friendship forms from across the globe.
Both Campbell and Father Okiria said that the experience of connecting with one another despite the vast distance and cultural differences has illustrated for them the universality of the Catholic faith.
“I sit and let the love of God come to me.”
On March 18, Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni suspended religious and cultural gatherings for at least 32 days in an attempt to stop the spread of COVID-19.
“If you study and read, it is pretty set forth what the Catholic faith has done through the centuries.”
New institution built by American deacon’s ministry offers promise to African children.
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