Local Ugandan Catholic community mourn Archbishop Lwanga

 
The 68-year-old archbishop was known as an outspoken defender of the rights of the poor and oppressed. PHOTO: Alphonsus Fok
A Ugandan archbishop who died suddenly on Holy Saturday has been remembered as a loving and dedicated leader at a recent Mass in Sydney.
Archbishop Cyprian Kizito Lwanga of Kampala, was found dead in his room on 3 April, in a shock to the East African nation and its diaspora. Questions immediately multiplied around his death. Both before and after January elections in his country, Archbishop Lwanga expressed fears for his life.
“I extend my heartfelt condolences and support to the Ugandan Catholic community here in Sydney” – Bishop Umbers

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