The call was made during the annual Martyrs Day Celebrations in the District which were led by Rev. Fr Joseph Mbusa, the Secretary of Education in Kasese Diocese.
Christians in Kasese District have been urged to remain strong
amidst challenges of the recent floods and the COVID-19 pandemic.
The call was made during the annual Martyrs Day Celebrations in the District which were led by Rev. Fr Joseph Mbusa, the Secretary of Education in Kasese Diocese. Previously, thousands of Christians thronged Uganda Martyrs
Church Nyakasanga for the celebrations, which however was not possible this time around as the country maintains restrictions on public gatherings.
Nevertheless, Fr Mbusa appealed to Christians
to emulate the Uganda Martyrs and not to lose faith in such times
when the district is faced with challenges ranging from floods to lack of basic
family needs. He observes a need for Christians to dedicate more time
into praying for the end of the COVID-19 pandemic.
//Cue in; “It's not easy…
Cue out...to remain firm.”//
Following the recent flooding in Kasese District Fr. Mbusa called for
concerted efforts by all stakeholders to raise and support the affected
families. He equally challenged the government to find a long-lasting
solution for floods in the district.
“This is the time to seek God even more and we hope that all these
challenges would soon be gone” Fr. Joseph said.
Last month, eight people died and more than 100,000 others affected
by floods. The floods also destroyed Kilembe Hospital, gardens, bridges,
schools, houses and other properties.
