- All Martyrs
- St. Achilles Kiwanuka
- St. Adolphus Mukasa
- St. Ambrose Kibuuka
- St. Anatoli Kiriggwajjo
- St. Andrew Kaggwa
- St. Athanasius Bazzekuketta
- St. Bruno Sserunkuuma
- St. Charles Lwanga
- St. Dennis Ssebuggwawo
- St. Gonzaga Gonza Bato
- St. Gyaviira Musoke
- St. James Buuzabalyawo
- St. John Mary Muzeeyi
- St. Joseph Mukasa Balikuddembe
- St. Kizito
- St. Luke Baanabakintu
- St. Matthias Kalemba Mulumba
- St. Mbaaga Tuzinde
- St. Mugagga Lubowa
- St. Mukasa Kiriwawanvu
- St. Noah Mawaggali
- St. Ponsiano Ngondwe
- Blessed Daudi Okello
- Blessed Jildo Irwa
ST. MUGAGGA LUBOWA
He was born around 1869 at Jjalamba Mawokota, Mitala Maria Parish. His father was Mazinga of the Ngo clan and his mother was Munnagulinnyemu Nassubwa of the Mbogo clan. His clan name is Lubowa but his mother gave her son the name “Mugagga” expecting him to amass some wealth in future. He was taken to king Mwanga’s palace by his uncle Sseddu who was the chief backcloth maker of the king. Mugaga had also learnt the art of blacksmithing. Here he met Charles Lwanga who taught him the catholic faith. He was a page in the private section of the palace. He had to fight hard for his virtue of chastity against blandishments and threats by the King. He was kind, intelligent, cooperative, trustworthy and always ready to help others without caring for himself. He was strong in body and was determined in faith. He was baptized on26 May 1886. He was interested in games, handicraft, etc. He died at Namugongo on June 3, 1886 at the age of about seventeen. He is the Patron of clubs, community development, culture and home craft.