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December 19, 2020 Quentin Mzumara – Nyasa Times 6 Comments Catholics and in indeed many Malawians will remember the late Archbishop Tarcizio Ziyaye in many different ways. He was a shepherd who encouraged believers to have faith in God and serve Him selflessly. President Lazarus Chakwera and Vice President Saulos Chilima pays their respect to His Grace Ziyaye He was also as leader who urged his flock to be good as God. On the other hand, he was a leader that wanted high degree of discipline among his priests and in the church as a whole. Among priests, he was described as a disciplinarian. He did not tolerate nonsense or irresponsibility among his priests. He wanted priests to dress appropriately and do right things at the right time. ....
December 19, 2020 Quentin Mzumara - Nyasa Times 34 Comments Bishop Martin Mtumbuka of the influential Catholic Church has appealed to President Lazarus Chakwera to be decisive in his administration to root out corruption in the country. Bishop Mtumbuka: Tips Chakwera Mtumbuka made the appeal on Saturday at Civo Stadium in his homily during a requiem mass for the late Archbishop Tarcizio Ziyaye of Lilongwe Archdiocese. Ziyaye died of cancer in Namibia at the age of 71. Church authorities disclosed on Saturday. Mtumbuka said President Chakwera should avoid politics of appeasement and protecting wrong doers. “The lesson from the life of Archbishop Ziyaye to you Mr. President is to have decisive leadership which does not protect wrong-doers because they come from same region or party with you,” said Mtumbuka. ....
Bishop Mtumbuka tells Chakwera to avoid leadership style that would lead Malawi to be failed state Quentin Mzumara – Nyasa Times nyasatimes.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from nyasatimes.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
The news that Archbishop Tarcisius Ziyaye of the Archdiocese of Lilongwe will be buried in Maula Cathedral has attracted mixed reactions with many questioning the rationale behind the move. It all started when a video footage which went viral on social media showing people digging inside a Catholic Cathedral of Lilongwe (Maula), specifically at St. Joseph adoration chapel According to Catholic doctrines, a Bishop who dies while still in office can be buried inside the church or at a special resting place specifically prepared for Bishops. Father Petros Mwale of Mzuzu Diocese also backed the move in a write up made available to faceofmalawi ....