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- Acknowledging the steadfast support of the Christians at St. Paul’s Cathedral, Bishop Baluku expressed gratitude for their prayers and unwavering commitment, which contributed to the realization of his vision for the construction of these hostels.
KASESE: Bishop of South Rwenzori Diocese, the Rt Rev Nason Baluku has initiated the construction of two hostel facilities valued at 720 million shillings at St. Paul’s Vocational Secondary School in Kamaiba Ward, Central Division, Kasese Municipality.
During the groundbreaking Ceremony on Thursday, Bishop Baluku shared his long-standing aspiration to provide modern accommodation within the school premises for both girls and boys, situated at the Diocesan headquarters.
Acknowledging the steadfast support of the Christians at St. Paul’s Cathedral, Bishop Baluku expressed gratitude for their prayers and unwavering commitment, which contributed to the realization of his vision for the construction of these hostels.
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Bishop Baluku emphasized the dual purpose of the hostels, explaining that upon completion, they would not only accommodate learners during the academic term but also generate revenue for the Bishop’s Office by providing lodging for visitors seeking a place to stay during school holiday breaks.
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During the ceremony, Ven. Charles Mbusa, the Sub-dean at St. Paul’s Cathedral, commended Bishop Baluku for his relentless dedication to the development of the educational institution, which currently serves the Christian community.
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