On Tuesday, the faithful of Lugazi Diocese gathered in unity for the Chrism Mass, a deeply significant celebration in the life of the Catholic Church, presided over by the Bishop. This sacred liturgy, held during Holy Week, stands as one of the most important moments of spiritual renewal for both clergy and laity. The Chrism …
A Historic Day of Faith, Dedication, and Renewal – 7th December 2025 The Christian community of Lugazi Diocese gathered in great joy as St. Francis Makata, formerly a Sub-Parish of Namagunga Parish, was officially elevated to a Diocesan Prayer Center under the patronage of St. Joseph, Husband of Mary. The event was graced by His …
Makata, Lugazi Diocese – Sunday, 7 December 2025 Lugazi Diocese today celebrated a historic milestone as St. Francis Makata, formerly a sub-parish of Namagunga Parish, was officially elevated to a Diocesan Prayer Center under the patronage of St. Joseph, the Husband of Mary. The colourful and spiritually uplifting ceremony was presided over by Paul Ssemogerere, …
On this day, May 25, 1886, Kabaka Mwanga II launched a brutal wave of persecution against Christian converts in the Buganda Kingdom. It was on this day that Denis Ssebuggwawo was executed at Munyonyo, becoming one of the first in a line of young Catholics martyred for their unwavering faith. This tragic but powerful history …
Pope Leo XIV Inauguration Mass at St Peter's Square With hearts filled with gratitude and hope, we welcome His Holiness as the Vicar of Christ and the Shepherd of the global Catholic community. As we witness this historic moment, we pray that his papacy be marked by profound love, unity, and renewed faith. May Pope …
Sometimes the hardest people group to pray for is family, because there may be a lot of history, years of unresolved issues, or perhaps despite your best efforts, it’s unclear how they will ever make the decision to surrender their lives to Jesus Christ as their Lord and Saviour.
There is the adage that “change is the only constant” and most of us would agree that the past few years have been exceptionally turbulent.
I know that I for one have done things in my life that I certainly regret. I think all of us have. As a pastor, I’ve heard many people’s stories about how personal sin ruined their relationships and livelihoods. It’s heartbreaking to witness the collateral damage of sin.
In our day-to-day lives, there are so many things we end up waiting for. We wait for the bus, in traffic, and in the grocery store line. We’ve all sat waiting at the doctor’s office, even the coffee shop.
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