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Kampala, Uganda
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LIVE: Kabale Diocese Diamond Jubilee - Priestly & Diaconate Ordination 2026 | Rushoroza Cathedral
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To my aggrieved Pentecostals and the anti-catholicism, this is a human skull (relic) of Saint Agather, held by Archbishop Luigi Renna at the 900th anniversary of the return of Saint Agatha’s relics to Catania in 1126. The relics had been taken to Constantinople decades earlier and were brought back by two locals.
Saint Agatha was a 3rd-century Christian martyr (died ~251 AD during the Decian persecution) and is the patron saint of Catania. Her skull (a first-class relic) is traditionally kept inside a historic silver-gilt reliquary bust.
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Ebenezer! Young men have now been ordained Priests in the Order of Melchizedek!! May the Holy Spirit guide them in their ministry and may Mother Mary, Mother of the Church intercede for them and hold them dearly in her bossom.
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"The things I pray for, dear Lord, give me the grace to labour for."
— St. Thomas More
May is traditionally celebrated in the Catholic Church as the Month of Mary - a time of special devotion to Our Lady through; the Rosary, Marian processions, and more generally reflection on her role in salvation history
To mark this month, I’m starting a mini-series called *Mary May*.
From today, 13 May - the Feast of Our Lady of Fatíma - until the end of the month, I’ll be sharing stories of different Marian apparitions throughout history. Some will be short, others a bit longer.
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As we begin our journey through #Lent, let us ask the Lord to grant us the gift of true conversion of heart, so that we may better respond to His love for us and share that love with those around us.
The observance of Ash Wednesday marks the start of this meaningful season. It invites Christians to pause amidst their busy lives, reflect on their spiritual state, and commit to personal growth in faith.
