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Godfrey Loum elected new bishop of Northern Uganda

Lwanga lived and breathed the Catholic social teaching

Fare-thee-well Archbishop Lwanga

Fare-thee-well Archbishop Lwanga Friday April 09 2021 Catholic bishops at the grave during the burial of Archbishop Lwanga at Rubaga Cathedral in Kampala yesterday. PHOTO/DAVID LUBOWA Summary In a condolence message read by Vice President Edward Ssekandi, President Museveni described Archbishop Lwanga as a humble and faithful servant of God whose noble actions and wise counsel facilitated the growth of the Christian faith in Uganda and beyond. Advertisement Rubaga Cathedral yesterday exploded into loud wails and outpouring of emotions as the casket bearing the remains of late Kampala Archbishop Cyprian Kizito Lwanga was lowered into a crypt inside the Church. The cathedral pews and the marques on the church grounds teemed with mourners who braved the scorching sun to witness the burial of a man revered as generous and pragmatic shepherd.

Tracing the works of Archbishop Lwanga

Tracing the works of Archbishop Lwanga Wednesday April 07 2021 Summary Advertisement The Uganda Martyrs Catholic Shrine at Namugongo has transformed over the years. Its expansion to accommodate thousands of pilgrims during celebrations, and provide a conducive atmosphere for prayer is remarkable. Behind these works, and more that are ongoing  is what the faithful remember about the late Archbishop of Kampala, Cyprian Kizito Lwanga. They describe him as a hardworking servant of God who loved his calling and served humanity. The Rev Fr Vincent Lubega, the Namugongo Catholic Parish priest, who worked closely with late Archbishop Lwanga in 2015, says the prelate spearheaded several projects that have transformed the shrine.

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