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Daily Monitor
Thursday June 03 2021
The late Kampala Archbishop Cyprian Kizito Lwanga (left), then Anglican Archbishop Stanley Ntagali (2nd left), and South Ankole Diocese Bishop Nathan Ahimbisibwe (2nd right) at the Catholic Martyrs’ Shrine, Namugongo in 2018. Photo | File.
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The prelate passed away on April 3 after suffering a heart attack and was laid to rest at Rubanga Cathedral in Kampala.
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Christians will celebrate Martyrs Day without the late Kampala Archbishop Cyprian Kizito Lwanga.
The prelate passed away on April 3 after suffering a heart attack and was laid to rest at Rubanga Cathedral in Kampala.
Dr Lwanga was appointed Kampala Archbishop in 2006 and served in the position until his death. Prior to that, Dr Lwanga served as the Bishop of Kasana-Luweero from 1996 to 2006.
Daily Monitor
Thursday May 27 2021
Gulu Archdiocese Vicar General Msgr Mathew Odong (right) and Lira Diocese Bishop Lino Santos Wanok during memorial prayers for the abducted seminarians recently. PHOTO | TOBBIAS JOLLY OWINY
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This month marks 18 years since the rebels attacked Sacred Heart Seminary Lacor in Akurukwee, Lamogi Sub-county, Amuru District, and abducted 41 seminarians under the cover of darkness.
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Gulu Catholic Archdiocese is optimistic that the 11 missing seminarians abducted by the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) rebels in 2003 are still alive and will return home.
This month marks 18 years since the rebels attacked Sacred Heart Seminary Lacor in Akurukwee, Lamogi Sub-county, Amuru District, and abducted 41 seminarians under the cover of darkness.
Rose Geno, 30, tills her land in preparation for the next planting season, which began in March. With the skills and support she received from Sr. Lucy Akera and Salesian missionaries, she hopes to increase her harvest. Geno started farming to mitigate food shortages at the Palabek refugee camp in northern Uganda, amid the pandemic. (GSR photo/Doreen Ajiambo)
Palabek Refugee Camp, Uganda It is just after midday and the sun is high up in the sky above this dusty, sprawling settlement of 55,574 people in northern Uganda. Rose Geno with her three children sit inside their grass-roofed mud hut to escape the scorching heat as she prepares a meal of corn and beans.