Holy Ghost Cathedral - Mombasa

11/09/2026

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09/09/2026

08/09/2026

Rev Fr James Obed
5:30pm Mass - Grotto
Reflection on Matthew 1:1–16, 18–23

Today we reflect on the lineage of Jesus Christ. Through this genealogy, we see that God works through ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things. Each person in the lineage had a role to play in God's plan of salvation.

Today’s celebration is beautiful because it marks the beginning of our salvation. God chose Mary to play a unique role in His plan. In her, we see a woman who was willing to surrender herself completely to God's will.

Mary is a model of humility and virtue. She teaches us that when we accept God's plan with humility, He can use us for great purposes. We therefore ask ourselves: Am I open to God's plan for my life, just as Mary was?

Through Jesus Christ, we are reminded that we are truly children of God. Mary, as the mother of Jesus, also becomes a mother and example for us in faith. She teaches us to remain humble, obedient and faithful to God.

As parents and children, let us imitate Mary. Let us embrace humility, practice virtue and allow God to work through our lives.

May God use each one of us for His greater purpose. May Mary guide us closer to her Son, Jesus Christ, and teach us to say yes to God's will. Amen.

07/09/2026

Tuesday, 8th September 2026, is the feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and the evening Mass will be celebrated at the Grotto.

06/09/2026

Reflection – Matthew 18:15–20
9:00 AM Mass – Rev. Fr. Flavian Mwambingu

«“If your brother sins against you, go and tell him his fault between you and him alone.”»

Today, Christ teaches us about fraternal correction—the responsibility we have to help one another recognize our mistakes and change our ways.

When we warn someone who is doing wrong and they refuse to change, we have at least done our responsibility. We have tried to help them. Christ calls us to be good "watchmen" of one another.

As parents, church leaders, teachers, and members of the community, we have a responsibility to guide those entrusted to us. Parents, especially, have the duty to give their children proper parental guidance and correction.

In the past, children were guided not only by their parents but also by teachers and other members of society. Today, sometimes our children behave as if they are the ones in charge—“we call them babaa na mamaa.” We must not be afraid to correct them with love. If we fail to guide and warn them when they are going astray, we may one day be asked by God whether we fulfilled our responsibility.

Correction must be done with love. When our brother or sister wrongs us, we should not wait for them to come to us. Christ tells us to take the first step. Go to that person and speak to them privately. Do not turn the matter into a public affair and do not gossip about it.

If the person listens, we have won back our brother or sister. If they do not listen, we are encouraged to involve one or two others who can help. If the matter still cannot be resolved, then we can seek the assistance of the Church.

Let us therefore avoid gossip, condemnation, and spreading people's weaknesses. Instead, let us learn to correct one another with love, humility and concern.

Above all, let us love one another. As Scripture reminds us, we should not owe anyone anything except the debt of love.

May God give us the courage to correct with love, the humility to accept correctionand the wisdom to guide those entrusted to our care.

06/09/2026

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04/09/2026

St. Gregory Choir Celebrates Feast Day with Coadjutor Archbishop Dominic Kimengich.

Members of St. Gregory Choir came together to celebrate their feast day in a spirit of unity, faith and thanksgiving as they honoured St. Gregory and reflected on his example of dedicated service to the Church.

04/09/2026

6:15am mass
Coadjutor Dominic Kimengich
Reflection on Luke 5:33–39

“New wine must be put into fresh wineskins.”

In today’s Gospel, Jesus reminds us that the new wine must be put into fresh wineskins. This calls us to examine our lives and ask ourselves: Are we ready to be renewed by God?

God has given each one of us life for a purpose. Every one of us has been called to a particular vocation and entrusted with responsibilities. Some are called to marriage and family life, others to religious life, priesthood, or different forms of service.

How are we taking care of the vocation God has entrusted to us? How are we serving and caring for our families? God has trusted us with responsibilities, and we must carry them out with love, faithfulness and commitment. When we do this, we live according to God’s plan for our lives.

Jesus also reminds us that we are the new family of God. Therefore, our Christian life must be a life of renewal. Sometimes we come to church, pray and call ourselves Christians, yet we continue holding on to traditions and practices that are contrary to our faith.

Our Christian faith should not be mixed with superstition, witchcraft or practices that take us away from God. We are called to allow the Gospel to transform our lives. Our faith is the light that guides us towards God.

Let us therefore ask ourselves: What old wineskins am I still carrying? What attitudes, habits, fears or practices do I need to let go of so that God can make me new?

Jesus tells us not to be overly concerned with the things of this world, but to seek God’s love and to serve Him faithfully. When we put God first, He gives meaning and direction to our lives.

Let us ask Mother Mary to teach us how to pray, how to trust God and how to remain faithful to Him, so that one day we may enter His Kingdom.

03/09/2026

Today, Archbishop Martin Kivuva visited the Mombasa Agricultural Society of Kenya (ASK) and had the opportunity to interact with the people.

The Archbishop took time to meet and connect with people, listen to them, and share words of encouragement and goodwill.

03/09/2026

Seminar