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MAKAMBA
DIOCESE TIDINGS
October-November,
2005
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Environment Protection
"Water will continue to
dry up until the population understands that
burning bushes when they are cultivating or
seeking pasture land is a bad habit," said
the Bishop of Makamba Diocese to the Christians
of Bisoro Archdeaconry in a confirmation service
when it was reported that the population of
Kayogoro
County
suffer from the lack of proper water.
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Seminar
Rev Gatoto Hermes, the
Diocesan Secretary attended a seminar on Counselling
of the people living with the HIV/AIDS organised
by the
Peace
Center
in Bujumbura-Diocese from 3rd-7th
October 05. This seminar was organised to train
priests who will train counsellors in their
respective Churches. At the end of the seminar
certificates were delivered to the participants.
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Suicide
Christians in Mwarusi
Sub-Parish in Gahosha Parish were totally
suprised to hear that Miss Niyakire Redecy, a
daughter to Mr Harusha Crescent, one of our
senior catechists had committed
suicide by hanging up herself on a tree
in the evening of 23rd October 05.
When we asked the cause of her suicide, we were
told that she was unhappy to see her young
sister being engaged in marriage ahead of her.
Parents
who traumatise your daughters, pay attention! |
Testimony
Students in West Ankole Diocese in
Uganda
are convinced that "Abstinence until
marriage and faithfulness in marriage are still
the best way to be free from sexually
transmitted diseases". This was a testimony
that came through the visit of the Bishop
of Makamba Diocese and Mrs Kwizera Annonciate ,
the MU worker who visited
West Ankole Diocese in
Uganda
to promote Universal Chastity Education.
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Visit
The Bishop of Makamba Diocese has joined other 102
delegates from 20 Provinces in the Global South in
Egypt
from 25-30 October 05, to discuss and share how the Church
should remain One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic. He was
privileged to meet again the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan
Williams.
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Confirmation journeys end
After confirming more than 1500 Christians in his
Diocese, the Bishop of Makamba ended his confirmation journeys
by confirming twelve Kenyan Soldiers of
Kenbat 14 Bat based in Makamba on 12th
November 05. In his word to the congregation, the ONUB 1st
Commandant , General N'Gwebi said " in this contemporary
world we can go here and there doing our own business but we
need to know that one day each one of us
will appear before God and will be rewarded according to
what he has done".
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