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20/02/2026

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19/02/2026

Ash Wednesday: Bishop Francis Aquirinus Kibira has urged leaders to turn foreign travel into tangible progress for their communities, warning against what he described as a culture of storytelling without results. Preaching during Ash Wednesday Mass at the Uganda Parliamentary Catholic Chaplaincy in Kampala, the bishop challenged Members of Parliament and other congregants to ensure that every trip abroad translates into measurable development back home.

Quoting a Luganda proverb-like phrase, Bishop Kibira said, “Kugenda kulaba, okudda kukola sso si kunyumya,” loosely translated as “You travel to see, you return to work, not to entertain with stories.” He emphasized that leaders who visit countries such as the United States and Germany must bring back practical ideas and innovations. “As a Honorable Member of Parliament or leader at any level, when you travel to the USA, Germany or other developed countries, we expect you to add something to us and our nation,” he said.

The bishop expressed concern that many leaders often return with narratives of what they explored and enjoyed abroad rather than concrete plans for implementation. “The trend should change from telling stories about what we enjoyed in the States to what we have learnt and can implement in our country, home district and village to bring about change,” he noted. In his characteristic firm tone, he added, “In my own style, never say okudda kunyumya. It’s okudda kukola. Stop it. Which stories are you telling us yet you haven’t improved anything among your people?”

He reminded the faithful that leadership is a sacred trust that demands accountability and service. According to Bishop Kibira, exposure to global best practices should inspire reforms in governance, service delivery, and community transformation. He called on legislators to embrace a results-oriented mindset, particularly during the Lenten season, which he described as a time for reflection, repentance, and renewed commitment to serving the common good.

Beyond delivering his Ash Wednesday message, Bishop Kibira also used the occasion to mobilize spiritual and material support ahead of the 2026 Uganda Martyrs Day celebrations. He revealed that the Diocese of Kasese, which he leads, will animate the national celebrations on June 3, 2026, at the shrine of the Uganda Martyrs Day in Namugongo. The pastoral visit, he said, was part of broader preparations to rally the faithful and stakeholders to actively participate in organizing the landmark event.

17/02/2026

17/02/2026

The day is tomorrow! Uganda Parliament Catholic Chaplaincy for Ash Wednesday

17/02/2026

WE WISH YOU ALL A BLESSED SEASON OF LENT! Dont miss Going for Ashes Tomorrow ! Its important !!

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the Lenten season in the Christian calendar. On this day, many Christians attend church services where ashes, often made from the burned palm branches of the previous year’s Palm Sunday, are placed on their foreheads in the shape of a cross. The ashes symbolize repentance, humility, and human mortality, echoing the words from Genesis 3:19, “For dust you are, and to dust you shall return.” Ash Wednesday invites believers to reflect on their lives, turn away from sin, and renew their commitment to God.

The season of Lent lasts for 40 days (excluding Sundays) and is a time of prayer, fasting, and charity in preparation for Easter. It commemorates the 40 days Jesus spent fasting in the wilderness, as described in Matthew 4:1–11. During Lent, Christians often give up certain luxuries or habits as a form of self-discipline and spiritual growth. The season encourages reflection, sacrifice, and acts of kindness as believers prepare to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus at Easter.

07/02/2026

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9TH hour is the best time to meet with our merciful Lord Jesus Christ, let's be close to Jesus and let this be our life time plan as St. Carlo Acutis Stated

04/02/2026

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01/02/2026

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30/01/2026

Photos: With exactly four months remaining until the Uganda Martyrs Day celebrations, preparations within the Diocese of Kasese have intensified as the Church gears up to play its role in animating this nationally significant event. Planning is now in high gear, marked by the Central Executive Committee convening its second meeting since the start of the year to review progress, coordinate responsibilities, and fine-tune logistical arrangements. The meeting underscores the Diocese’s commitment to ensuring a well-organized and spiritually enriching celebration, as leaders assess milestones already achieved and set priorities for the months ahead in anticipation of welcoming thousands of pilgrims and faithful.

“Christ is alive in You and Me”

30/01/2026

Goodmorning Friends of St. Carlo Acutis?

30/01/2026

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28/01/2026

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