
Religious Leaders in Kiruhura ask Christians to repent
Religious leaders in Kiruhura district have called on Christians to commemorate Easter, the resurrection of Jesus Christ with a spirit of repentance, hope, love and generosity towards the needy. They emphasized the importance of focusing on spiritual values over worldly competitions.
During a service held at Emmanuel Cathedral in Rushere Town Council, the Bishop of North Ankole Diocese, Rt. Rev. Alfred Muhoozi urged congregants to prioritize their relationship with Jesus Christ who he identified as the ultimate source of peace and tranquility. “Competing for earthly possessions is not suitable for a Christian,” he said, highlighting that true fulfillment comes from faith in Christ.

Bishop Muhoozi further articulated the challenges posed by temptation, stating, “Satan can lead a person anywhere, but God remains with them. Where Jesus is, true peace prevails.”
At St. Peter and Paul Catholic Parish in Rushere, Rev. Fr. Paolina Mondo reinforced the significance of Easter in the lives of Christians noting that it sets Christianity apart from other religions. While conducting Mass, he emphasized the need for unity among believers urging them to come together in faith.
Rev. Fr. Mondo encouraged Christians to engage in prayer, contribute positively to their communities and strive for a heavenly life. He also reminded congregants to listen attentively and remain observant in their learning as well as to extend help to those in need.