16 Deacons & 3 Seminarians to Receive Holy Orders in Kabale Diocese Tomorrow

KABALE – About Sixteen Deacons are set to ascend to the Revered status of priests, while three devoted Seminarians are primed for Deacon Ordination in Kabale Diocese.

In an official communiqué released by the Kabale Diocese Bishop’s office, it was revealed that the solemn ordination of these Deacons and Seminarians is scheduled for tomorrow at the hallowed grounds of Our Lady of Good Shepherd, Rushoroza Cathedral parish in Kabale Municipality.

The forthcoming Deacons represent a diverse range of parishes, each contributing its own unique essence to the tapestry of faith. Among them are: Reverend Deacon Nelson Agaba, hailing from Nyakishenyi Parish in Rukungiri District, Reverend Deacon Paul Bamwenzaki, a luminary of Nyakibale Parish in the same district, Reverend Deacon Felix Bigiromuhangi, distinguished from Muko Parish in Rubanda District, and Reverend Deacon Posiano Kwitonda, an embodiment of devotion from Gisoro Parish in Kisoro District, Rev. Deacon Brian Monday from Muko Parish in Rubanda District, Rev. Deacon Chrispino Mubangizi from Makiro Parish in Kanungu District, Rev. Deacon Alexander Muhumuzu from Muko Parish in Rubanda District, Rev. Deacon Clement Musabyimana from Nyagisozi Parish in Kisoro District.

Other Deacons are; Reverend Deacon Ambrose Ndinumukiza of Kinamira Parish in Kisoro District, Reverend Deacon Brian Niwagaba of Muko Parish in Rubanda District, Reverend Deacon Ronald Niwamumpeire, a beacon of faith from Rubanda Parish in the same district, Reverend Deacon Selestina Nkamwesiga, whose devotion emanates from Kabirizi Parish in Rubanda District, Reverend Deacon Martin Nkurunziza of Nyagisozi Parish in Kisoro District, Reverend Deacon Bruno Nkwasibwe, who exudes spiritual ardor from Kakore Parish in Rubanda District, Reverend Deacon Isaac Turinawe, carrying the torch of faith from Rwengiri Parish in Rukungiri District and Reverend Deacon Robert Nsinga – MCCJ, a venerable figure from Rwamagaya Parish in Rukungiri District.

Adding a promising layer to this ecclesiastical affair, three Seminarians are also on the brink of assuming the responsibilities of Deacons. They are: Reverend Walter Harem’Imana, hailing from Mutolere Parish, Reverend Bruno Niyonzima of Kinamira Parish and Reverend Deusdediti Uwiringiyimana, representing Sooko, all in Kisoro District.

All these Deacons and Seminarians are set to take their sacred vows, guided by their unyielding faith and devotion.

The ceremony shall be presided over by the Bishop of Kabale Diocese, the Right Reverend Callist Rubaramira. With his guidance and blessings, the Deacons and Seminarians will embark on a new chapter of their spiritual journeys.