KISORO – The Bishop of the Diocese of Muhabura, Rt. Rev. Godfrey Mbitse, has condemned the surge in corruption, murders, and property theft, adversely impacting service delivery.
Speaking at the conclusion of a three-day conference organized by the Diocese of Muhabura for clergy wives at Muhabura View Guest House in Kisoro town on Thursday, Bishop Mbitse emphasized that corruption pervades not only public institutions and government offices but has infiltrated every aspect of society.
He urged parents to instill a work ethic in their children, emphasizing the importance of self-sustainability post-education.
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Addressing the gathering, Rev. Deborah Tumushabe, the Diocesan Mothers Union coordinator of the Diocese of Kigezi, along with conference facilitator Mauda Nkurunungi, encouraged women to initiate income-generating projects rather than solely relying on church tithes.
They advocated for the protection of children against the influences of homosexuality.
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