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MP Niwagaba Urges Ordained Priests to Represent Kabale Diocese with Honor

Obed Kankiriho
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The Member of Parliament for Ndorwa East County, Honorable Wilfred Niwagaba, has called on priests from the Congregation of the Apostles of Jesus to serve as exemplary ambassadors of Kabale Diocese in their ministry.

Hon. Niwagaba made the remarks on Saturday during the ordination ceremony of eight deacons into the priesthood at Our Lady of Good Shepherd Rushoraza Cathedral Parish grounds in Kabale District. The event was marked by a solemn Mass presided over by the Bishop of Kabale Diocese, Rt. Rev. Callist Rubaramira.

Addressing the newly ordained priests, Hon. Niwagaba emphasized the importance of representing the values of the Diocese, particularly for those assigned to serve outside Uganda.

“I urge you to be good ambassadors of Kabale Diocese, especially those posted in countries like Tanzania and Kenya,” Niwagaba said. “You have a responsibility to unite Christians and offer spiritual guidance, especially during politically sensitive times.”

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Newly Ordained Priests:

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The eight deacons ordained into the priesthood are:

  • Rev. Benjamin Chakuwa – Mutolere Parish, Kisoro District
  • Rev. Deusdedit Birungi – Makiro Parish
  • Rev. Leopold Nkurunungi – Muko Parish, Rubanda District
  • Rev. Nicholas Byaruhanga – Buhara Parish, Kabale District
  • Rev. Silas Majoro – Kinanira Parish
  • Rev. Tarasisio Mucunguzi – Kyanamira Parish, Kabale District
  • Rev. Vincent Niwabeine – Maziba Parish, Kabale District
  • Rev. Patrick Tumushabe – Buhara Parish, Kabale District

The ordination drew clergy, faithful, and dignitaries from across the region, all gathered to witness and celebrate the beginning of a new chapter in the lives of the eight priests.

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