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Bishop Kitara Calls Kitgum Clergy to Uphold Morality and Strengthen Christian Values

Moses Otim
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Rt. Rev. Wilson Kitara, Bishop of Kitgum Diocese
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  • Bishop Kitara noted that issues of sexual immorality have become increasingly prevalent among both Christians and clergy, stressing the urgency for the church to address the matter through teachings and counseling.

KITGUM: Priests in the Diocese of Kitgum have been called upon to shun immorality and focus on strengthening the faith of Christians within the church.

The clergy began their week-long quarterly training on Monday, January 14, 2024, bringing together representatives from 40 parishes to discuss challenges, share experiences, and strategize on empowering themselves in the Word of God.

Rt. Rev. Wilson Kitara, the third bishop of the Diocese of Kitgum, highlighted the importance of the training as a platform to empower clergy members, reflect on the challenges faced in 2023, and prepare them for effective ministry in 2024.

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The bishop also emphasized the need for priests to exemplify Christian values and live in harmony with the faithful.

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Bishop Kitara noted that issues of sexual immorality have become increasingly prevalent among both Christians and clergy, stressing the urgency for the church to address the matter through teachings and counseling.

“This training will not only address the issue of sexual morality but will also tackle other pressing concerns such as gender-based violence and animal theft by the Karamojong along the border between Karamoja and Kitgum,” Bishop Kitara said.

He further stated that the church is committed to strengthening counseling services and fostering closer relationships with Christians to build their faith and address challenges faced by clergy and believers alike.

The bishop urged clergy and believers to flee from sexual immorality and remain holy in their service to God.

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He also appealed to Christians to avoid gender-based violence and instead focus on educating their children, preparing them for the 2024 school year, and instilling in them a strong belief in God.

“Let us commit to living righteous lives and empowering our communities spiritually and socially,” Bishop Kitara concluded.

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