The formator at St. Paul’s Seminary in Kabale District, Rev. Fr. Bansikiza Constante, has called on Christians to embrace humility and place their trust in God, saying humility is the key that opens the door to God’s presence and blessings.
Delivering his homily during the Second Mass at Christ the King Catholic Church Parish in Kabale Municipality on Sunday, Fr. Bansikiza asked the faithful to reject pride and instead embrace attitudes that draw them closer to God, noting that God reveals Himself to those who are humble of heart.
He said Christians should imitate Jesus Christ, who, despite possessing all power and glory, freely chose the path of humility and obedience, even accepting death on the cross.
Fr. Bansikiza explained that God rewarded Christ’s humility and encouraged believers to remain humble in every circumstance, whether in abundance or in hardship.
He reminded Christians that Jesus’ invitation, “Come to me, all who labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest,” is directed to those who acknowledge their need for God’s help and are willing to depend on Him.
The priest encouraged the faithful to entrust all their struggles to God, including challenges in their families, workplaces, schools, businesses and religious vocations, emphasizing that God never abandons those who seek Him with sincere hearts.
He urged Christians to remain steadfast in faith, confident that God walks with them through every trial and is their source of strength, hope and salvation.
Fr. Bansikiza also cautioned believers against seeking solutions from ungodly sources, stressing that every genuine blessing comes from God alone. He called on Christians to remain faithful, committed and hardworking in their respective vocations while allowing the Holy Spirit to guide their daily lives.
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