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A Message of Faith and Fellowship from Rev Fr. Kakeeto Richard
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, I extend my warmest greetings to each of you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. As we journey together in faith, I am continually amazed by God's divine plan unfolding in our parish community of Kyamulibwa. The Lord works in wonderful and surprising ways, guiding us toward spiritual growth and holiness as we actively participate in His sacred work.
Current Leadership:
Parish Priest: Rev Fr. Richard Kakeeto: +256774519112 Email: kakricard@gmail.com
Curate: Rev Fr Paul Dexter Batawule
Father-In-Charge of Schools: Rev. Fr. Leonard Kaweesa.
Head of Laity: Mr Ssempijja Deogratias: +256759199487
Supporting the Parish: Our Shared Mission
Our parish thrives through the generous support of all members. As the Mystical Body of Christ, each of us plays a vital role in sustaining both the spiritual and physical aspects of our community. Your contributions make possible the sacraments that nourish our souls and the ministries that reach out to those in need.
When we give of our time, talents, and resources, we participate directly in God's work. Whether through financial offerings, volunteering, or sharing your unique gifts, every contribution helps build God's kingdom here in Kyamulibwa.
Together, we ensure that our parish remains a vibrant center of faith, worship, and service for generations to come. Your support enables us to maintain our beautiful church, provide religious education, and extend Christ's love to the marginalized in our community.
Receiving the Sacraments: Nourishment for the Soul
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The Eucharist
In the Holy Eucharist, we receive Christ himself—body, blood, soul, and divinity. This "source and summit" of our faith strengthens us for our daily journey and unites us as one body in Christ. I encourage all parishioners to participate in this sacred meal regularly with reverence and gratitude.
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Reconciliation
Through the Sacrament of Reconciliation, we experience God's mercy and healing. This powerful encounter restores our relationship with God and the Church, freeing us from the burden of sin. Regular confession helps us grow in holiness and self-awareness.
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Other Sacraments
From Baptism to Confirmation, Matrimony to Anointing of the Sick, each sacrament provides visible signs of God's invisible grace working in our lives. These sacred encounters mark our journey of faith and provide strength for our Christian vocation.
I invite all parishioners to approach these sacred mysteries with open hearts, allowing God's grace to transform your lives and lead you to greater holiness.
Building a Vibrant Parish Community
Our parish is not merely a place we visit, but a family to which we belong. United in faith, love, and service, we form a community that reflects Christ's presence in Kyamulibwa. This unity begins with hospitality—warmly welcoming newcomers and ensuring everyone feels at home in God's house.
True community emerges when we worship together, share our joys and sorrows, and support one another through life's challenges. I encourage each of you to engage actively in parish life through regular Mass attendance, participation in parish activities, and reaching out to fellow parishioners in need.
As Saint Paul reminds us, we are many parts but one body. Each member strengthens the whole when they share their unique gifts for the common good. Together, let us build a parish community where Christ's love is evident in all we do.
Practical Ways to Get Involved
Liturgical Ministries
Serve as a lector, Eucharistic minister, altar server, choir member, or usher. These vital roles enhance our worship and allow you to serve the community during our sacred celebrations.
Outreach Programs
Join our efforts to serve the poor, visit the sick, support grieving families, or assist with community development projects that improve life in Kyamulibwa.
Faith Formation
Help with religious education for children, youth ministry programs, adult faith formation, or preparation classes for those receiving sacraments.
Additionally, consider supporting parish fundraising events, maintenance projects, or joining administrative committees that help guide our parish vision. Every contribution, no matter how small, strengthens our community and furthers our mission.
Encouragement for Spiritual Growth and Discipleship
The foundation of our Christian life is a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, nurtured through daily prayer and reflection on Scripture. I encourage each parishioner to set aside time daily for quiet communion with God, allowing His word to shape your thoughts and actions.
Jesus commands us to "love one another as I have loved you." This divine love should permeate all aspects of our lives—our families, workplaces, and community interactions. As disciples, we are called to be "salt of the earth" and "light of the world," bringing Christ's presence wherever we go.
Seek opportunities for ongoing spiritual formation through Bible studies, prayer groups, and retreats offered in our parish. These experiences deepen our understanding of faith and provide strength for living out our baptismal calling to holiness.
A Call to Unity and Welcoming Hospitality
Embracing All
Christ welcomes everyone to His table, and so must we. Our parish family embraces all people regardless of background, status, or circumstance. Each person bears God's image and deserves to be treated with dignity and respect.
Practicing Mercy
Following Christ's example, we cultivate a spirit of mercy, compassion, and forgiveness within our community. These virtues heal divisions and create bonds of authentic friendship that reflect God's love.
Journeying Together
Faith is not a solitary journey but a pilgrimage we make together. By supporting one another through prayer, encouragement, and practical assistance, we help each other grow closer to Christ.
I invite all parishioners to be ministers of welcome, seeking out those who are new or those who may feel marginalized. A simple greeting, a kind word, or an invitation to join a parish activity can make all the difference in helping someone feel they truly belong.
Blessing and Invitation from Rev Fr. Kakeeto Richard
My dear brothers and sisters in Christ, I extend my heartfelt blessing to each of you—parishioners, visitors, and all who seek God's presence in our community. Know that you are always welcome in God's house here in Kyamulibwa.
I invite you to fully participate in our parish life through regular worship, reception of the sacraments, and active involvement in our ministries. Together, let us build a community that radiates Christ's love to all of Kyamulibwa and beyond.
As your parish priest, I am here to support your spiritual journey. Please do not hesitate to reach out for pastoral care, spiritual guidance, or simply to share your joys and concerns. May God bless you abundantly as we strive to be faithful instruments of His love in our world.
"Let us journey together in faith, hope, and love, trusting in God's providence and responding generously to His call. May our parish of Kyamulibwa be a beacon of Christ's light for all to see."
— Rev Fr. Kakeeto Richard