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Thanks Fr Bwangato even on Radio Maria I extremely enjoy Ur talk on Thursdays God bless you & I've learnt alot on catechism.

Nice one...thank you Kenneth for the explanations

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How do we join that association of uganda catholic professionals?

Note that Catholicism thrives in nationalities that are used to being subjugated! (Korea and Africa!) In America young people refuse to go to church once they leave the family nest! I give Catholicism with its focus on ceremony, clerical rank, and "sit in a pew and let the priest do everything" attitude ten years! Every new priest in the Catholic Churches I visit are African!

Thanks alot this really helped me for my exams

Watching live from Gulu now during prayer peace week

Thanks Eng Rucukye Tony for the informative session

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This is a welcome platform. It would be very good if father relates Lent to the experiences of the bible with clear references so that listeners develop conviction in what he shares. Catholics need a strong basis to share the wealth of knowledge in the church's practices through bibilical references. I feel that the subject of lent can be better expounded. Because the presenter does research on the subject before presenting it enables them to learn more as well.

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Thank you Prof. This was very informative especially on the value of friendlising as a strategy to achieve our personal goals. Social capital is very key for our future. Thanks for this highlights. The youth have a lot of tools to use from the documentary.

Awesome

Thank you Abba Father Thank you Lord Thank you Holy Spirit

The video starts at 9:15 minutes

Isn't this fr Dan Manzi

Am glad to be here, and happy to hear from Fr.Dan

Great conversation

Why is Rex always sad, even his smile still remains sad? A question from a former student of UMSSN.

Thank you Engineer for the wonderful presentation

Sorry about that... prayers for a stable network

Share with friends. Thank you

I'm very greatful to Mr mugisa Thanks for being brave Thanks for standing for the truth God bless you

Thanks to Dr. Sandra May God bless you

Thanks very much May the Lord bless you Together we shall fight homosexuality Mukama abahe omugisha

Net work is not good mundu Robert mubiru from Ndeeba

Thank you very much Rev. Father . I can't say thank you enough. Mrs Kahwa Hellen.

May his soul rest in Eternal peace

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A great presentation

Our Presenter was Br. Christopher Mukwire, Brothers of Christian Instructions Kisubi. Vocations director for brothers of Christian Instructions and chairperson of diocesan and religious vocations animators under ARU

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Deogratias this is a truly powerful , informative and down to earth presentation that brings into focus the idea that the church is both a Divine Institution and a Business entity. My takeaway from your presentation is the inherent reminder to all parish leaders (clergy and lay alike) about the important and critical issues of this day and age that need to be taken into consideration in order to effectively support the Church’s mission in Uganda 🇺🇬.

Deo thank you for the presentation.

Thank you for the presentation

The presentation is really very educative I am calling Christina Asha from South Sudan Juba I'm happy to hear this and the presentation is really educative especially to us for the first time of its kind to us Sudanese I would like to ask if Mr Eagle could send us the presentation paper into our emails will be very good to give us to fill it up thank you so much

Thanks for the presentation. Be blessed