KKCRA News letter

KAKORE PARISHIONERS GATHER FOR FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER MASS IN KAMPALA  Kampala, Uganda – Sunday 3rd May 2026 Christians from Kakore Parish gathered today at MUBS Chapel in Nakawa for their monthly Mass, held on the Fifth Sunday of Easter. The celebration was marked by deep reflection, strong pastoral teaching, and a renewed call for faithful living in a changing world. In his homily, Fr. Deus Maniragaba drew from the First Reading in the Acts of the Apostles (6:1–7) to highlight the importance of responsibility and service within the Church. He reminded the faithful how the early Church faced internal challenges, including complaints of neglect and division. “The Apostles responded not with division, but with wisdom,” he said. “They chose seven men full of the Holy Spirit to unite God’s people and serve with integrity.” Fr. Maniragaba emphasized that this biblical moment remains relevant today. He called on Christians to recognize their r...

Faithful Servant Laid to Rest as Kabale Diocese Honors Life of Catechist Richard Behangana. KKCRA choir leading Mass Nyakabungo Buyanja Rukungiri District Kabale Diocese. A spirit of reflection, gratitude, and  hope filled the hearts of mourners today as the Late Richard Behangana , a devoted catechist and servant of the Church, was laid to rest at his ancestral home in Nyakabungo, Rukungiri District, Kabale Diocese. Mr. Behangana, who passed away on April 28, 2026, at Mengo Hospital, was remembered not only for his years of service but for the depth of his faith and humanity. He was 66 years old, having been born on April 9, 1960. He leaves behind a wife and eight children. The Burial Mass, led by Fr. Fidelis Ndagijimana, Pastoral Coordinator of Kabale Diocese, painted a vivid picture of a life lived in commitment to God and service to people. In a homily rich with imagery and reflection, Fr. Fidelis invited mourners to look at life ...

When the world teaches us to take, she quietly taught us to give. Dear Sr. Prossy Naturinda, There are people who speak loudly and are heard for a moment… and there are those who live quietly, yet their lives echo for generations. You belong to the latter. Today, as you mark 25 years of religious life, we at KKCRA do not just celebrate a milestone—we celebrate a life that has touched us, shaped us, and reminded us of what truly matters. You chose a path many admire but few understand. A path where love is given freely, where sacrifice is daily, and where service is not an event, but a lifestyle. In a world chasing comfort and recognition, you chose simplicity. In a world that gathers for self, you chose to give for others. And we have seen it. We have seen your humility—not forced, but natural. We have seen your kindness—not selective, but generous. We have seen your faith—not spoken loudly, but lived deeply. You have been more than a member of KKCRA—you have been a quiet p...

ARCHBISHOP BEINOMUGISHA CALLS FOR RADICAL COMMITMENT AS NUNS PROFESS PERPETUAL VOWS ON VOCATIONS SUNDAY By Editor Christians have been urged to live authentic lives of faith, rooted in sacrifice and total commitment to the Gospel, as Archbishop  Lambert Bainomugisha presided over a moving celebration marking Vocations Sunday and Good Shepherd Sunday. The event, held at Kyabirukwa Isingiro district,in a spirit of joy and reflection, brought together the Sisters of Our Lady of Good Counsel, clergy, and the faithful to witness a sacred milestone—perpetual profession of vows by a new group of nuns. Also present was Bishop Sabino Ocan Odoki,the Bishop of Arua diocese underscoring the importance of the occasion within the wider Church. In his homily, Archbishop Bainomugisha delivered a powerful message about the meaning of religious vocation, describing it as a life of deep sacrifice, humility, and service to others. “These nuns sacrifice a lot,” he said. “Many ar...

SILVER JUBILEE: SR. PROSSY NATURINDA MARKS 25 YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE Kyabirukwa, Isingiro District — April 26, 2026 There are moments when a life of quiet dedication speaks louder than words. Today is one of those moments. All roads lead to Kyabirukwa in Isingiro District as believers, family, and friends gather to celebrate Sr. Prossy Naturinda (SOLGC)—a woman whose journey of faith, service, and leadership has touched many lives over the last 25 years. Described by those close to her as “a servant leader with a heart for both God and humanity,” Sr. Prossy renews her commitment to religious life at St. Joseph’s Kyabirukwa Sisters House, marking a Silver Jubilee of unwavering devotion. A Journey Rooted in Faith and Purpose Born in Muyumbu, Kabale Diocese to Mr. and Mrs. Karegyesa, Sr. Prossy’s story begins in humble beginnings. Her education journey took her through Muyumbu Primary School, St. Francis College Kyanamira, and Immaculate Heart Girls Nyakibale. H...

CATHOLIC CHURCH BIDS FINAL FAREWELL TO REV. FR. DR. SILVESTER ARINAITWE RWOMUKUBWE " A Life Poured Out for Mission.”  Fr. Kamweri Unveils the Deeper Legacy of Fr. Silvester Arinaitwe and the Apostles of Jesus. Nakaseke, Uganda — April 2026 Rev. Fr. John Mary Mooka Kamweri, Regional Superior of the Apostles of Jesus in Uganda, delivered not just a homily, but a profound unveiling of a life that mirrored the very mission of the Church. At the burial of Rev. Fr. Dr. Silvester Arinaitwe Rwomukubwe, Fr. Kamweri painted the portrait of a priest whose life was inseparable from the missionary identity of the Apostles of Jesus: a man sent, a man who served, and a man who gave everything.   To understand Fr. Silvester, Fr. Kamweri emphasized, one must first understand the Apostles of Jesus themselves. Founded in Uganda in 1968, the Apostles of Jesus were created for one central purpose: 👉 to evangelize Africa and the world. Their mission goes beyond ...