An award to sister Margaret Conroy A Diamond Jubilee Medal awarded to sister Margaret Conroy (Posthumous) by H.E. President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni during the International Women’s Day celebrations. On 8th March 2024, sister Anamaria Nankusu the Provincial of Uganda-Kenya Province went to Katakwi district to celebrate the International Women’s Day. During this celebration, she received … Read more
In our first reading, from EX 20:1-17, we are given the Decalogue, the Ten Commandments inviting us to obey God’s commands. It also reveals God to us as loving and compassionate. When we act against the commandments of God, we segregate and isolate ourselves from his love, and so find ourselves in need of restoring … Read more
Abraham’s journey with Isaac to Moriah sums up a lesson in obedience and trust, mirroring the journey humanity is called to make in trusting God’s providence and mercy. The ram provided by God as a substitute for Isaac symbolises a shift towards worship that values life and the acknowledgement of God’s sovereignty in providing. Isaac … Read more
Crossing to the Jordan Death is a great leveler Margie, we remember you as a soul so vibrant, and lively with a spirit so inspirational. You have left an everlasting imprint on all of our lives. Margaret Conroy (Margie) you were so much more than just a friend to us. You were a confidante, a … Read more
1st Sunday of Lent Year First Reading: Genesis 9:8-15: God establishes a covenant with Noah, his descendants, and every living creature, promising no future floods will destroy all life. The rainbow, set in the clouds, symbolizes this perpetual covenant, a reminder to God and humanity of this promise. Responsorial Psalm: Psalm 25: I ask the … Read more
ASH WEDNESDAY 14TH FEBRUARY, 2024 Looking At Our Own Vulnerability To Bring Healing, Strength And Courage To Others. Ash Wednesday marks the first day of the 40 days of Lent, six weeks (excluding Sundays) dedicated to prayer, fasting, and reflection in preparation for the great celebration of Christ’s Paschal Mystery in the Easter Triduum. The late … Read more
“THIS DECEIPTFUL TONGUE!” Have you ever marveled about that small gift and part of your body – your tongue. Despite of the supportive role this small organ plays, the tongue is more often accused than praised for what is stands for in our lives. The tongue is responsible for the tasting, chewing, swallowing, and speech, … Read more
Mother Mary with Jesus, In us, With us, And in our own realities wherever we are. Christmas and New Year have always been great moments in our lives. The whole festive season brings joy and happiness in our hearts. We are always looking forward to meeting and sharing our experiences. Our joyful moments are what … Read more
On this Sunday, we honour the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph. In honouring them, we also honour all families, big or small. We honour struggling families too, and in honouring all families, we honour the family of God, the Church, and our religious family. But most especially, we focus on the hidden, day-to-day life … Read more
Isaiah 52:7-10, Psalm 98: 1-6, Hebrews 1: 1-6, John 1:1- 18. At last! Christmas Day has arrived; we can settle down relax and rejoice. The past few days have been very busy, with lots of activities like shopping, deep cleaning of our houses, decorating the Christmas Tree, wrapping gifts, sending out messages, and many others. … Read more
