PRIESTHOOD A THREEFOLD CALL Dear People of God,We must be grateful to the Almighty God for this yet another abundant harvest of our brothers into the Lord’s vineyard. It is…
Here I am Lord Send me (Isaiah: 6:8) On this memorable day as we receive so rich a harvest in the Lord’s vine yard we thank God who has seen…
Through the Papal Nucio to Uganda, His Excellency Archbishop Luigi Bianco, Pope Francis has appointed Bishop Paul Ssemwogerere, the Bishop of Kasana Luweero Diocese as Apostolic Administrator of Kampala Archdiocese.…
Nja kusituka nzireyo eri Kitange” (Luka. 15:18) Ab’oluganda abaagalwa,Nga tutandika obudde buno obw’ekisiibo, Omukama addamu okutuyita twekebere n’okulaba wa ekitangaala kya Kristu mu bulamu bwaffe we kibadde kitandise okuzimeera! Omulimo guno…
“Which child am I?” In the various vocations, duties and responsibilities that God has entrusted to us, we daily need to re-examine how dutiful we are in the vineyard of the Lord.
The worst part of the betrayal was that Jesus was betrayed by one of His own apostles. This hits hardest when Jesus Christ Himself says, “But see, the one who betrays me is with me, and his hand is on the table.” (Luke 22:21)
This is the time for us, for each one of us to look deeply into his or her life and give an answer to the questions of Jesus Christ most especially the second question, “And you, who do you say that I am?” (Luke 9:20).
Why should we pray for purity of intention? Someone may do something good (on the outside it is good) but when the intention, the heart with which it is done is not good. This is the experience of Herod in the Gospel today.
In our times too, God calls us in the various ways and sends us to others. We are messengers and we are to bring to others the message of God.
Imagine a Eucharistic Celebration without singing!! Such a situation would deprive the faithful of effective participation and enthusiasm during the divine celebration. St. Augustine, one of the greatest saints of…
