Bunda CSO Alumni Association

30/05/2026

29/05/2026

Congratulations our dear Patron Rev. Fr. John Kaliwamba for graduating with a Bachelor’s Degree in Bachelor of Laws (Honours) degree from the Catholic University of Malawi (CUNIMA). You are sharp up there and you inspire us big time. God bless you in your work and ministry🙏

07/05/2026

Happy blessed to our dear Patron🙏🎊

07/05/2026

29/04/2026

IMPORTANT NOTICE

All Bunda College Catholic alumni are invited to register in the Bunda CSO Alumni Association database by completing the form via the link below.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdOM7-gu1yrw0GbyNiQRmHV9srKn5cgo8hoAucOmKLviRVuzg/viewform?usp=dialog

This registration aims to build a reliable and comprehensive database of Bunda CSO alumni to enhance communication, strengthen fellowship, and promote collaboration among members in Malawi and the diaspora. The database will support spiritual programmes, networking, professional opportunities, and coordinated alumni initiatives that contribute to the growth of the Church and the nation.

Welcome to the Bunda CSO Alumni Associate registration form! We are an alumni association of Catholic members from Bunda College Campus dating back to the 90s. Bunda College is a constituent college of Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources. Our goal is to build a comprehensive dat...

17/04/2026

A place to be🙏

11/04/2026

The Bunda CSO Alumni Association has learned with deep sorrow of the passing of Fr. Francis Damaseke, DP.

Fr. Damaseke, a diocesan priest of the Archdiocese of Lilongwe, passed on today after weeks of illness. Until his death, he was serving as a curate at Nathenje Catholic Parish and was widely recognised for his powerful preaching and far-reaching social media evangelisation, which touched many lives across the nation.

As an association, we count ourselves among those greatly enriched by his ministry. His sermons and reflections were a source of spiritual nourishment and inspiration to our members, strengthening our faith and service.

During the COVID-19 period, he contributed significantly to evangelisation through Tiyankhuleni Ambuye, ensuring that the Word of God continued to reach people in difficult times.

We join the Catholic faithful in mourning this profound loss and extend our heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, the Archdiocese of Lilongwe, and the entire Nathenje Parish.

May his soul rest in eternal peace.

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03/04/2026

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Wishing you all a fruitful way of cross.

31/05/2025

BUNDA CSO ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SUNDAY REFLECTION

THE ALUMNI PULPIT

The Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord - 1st June, 2025.

LITURGICAL READINGS
First Reading: Acts 1:1-11
Second Reading: Ephesians 1:17-23
Gospel: Luke 24:46-53

STOP LOOKING AT CHRIST AND BE CHRIST LIKE!!
Today we celebrate the Ascension of the Lord. Jesus is returning to the Father, not to leave us behind, but to lift us up and to empower us. In Acts 1:1–11, the disciples stand gazing into the sky, longing for Jesus to stay. But angels interrupt: “Why do you stand looking up to heaven?” The words of the angels should whisper to us that don’t just stay here looking at Christ who has disappeared from us but now it’s our turn to continue what Jesus was doing during His earthly life. The solemnity of the ascension of the Lord is the celebration and a reminder that the mission Jesus should continue through you.
In Luke 24:46–53, Jesus opens their minds to understand the Scriptures and commissions them as witnesses to the ends of the earth. Yet, they return to Jerusalem with great joy. Why joy at a departure? Because they now understand: Jesus ascends not just to abandon them, but to empower them and as a sign that He trust humanity to be the continuation of His mission.
The Ascension reminds us that faith does not stop at admiration—it moves to action. We are not to stand frozen in nostalgia or fear. Christ has entrusted us with His mission: to proclaim, to forgive, to build peace, to love.
The world still looks for the face of Christ, and the ascended Christ calls us to be His visible presence. As St. Augustine said, “You are the body of Christ. In you and through you, the work of the Incarnation must go forward.” Let us ascend with Christ by lifting others.