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The Archbishop of Kampala Diocese warned catholic believers against indulging in evil acts that are leading to skyrocketing acts of impunity.
In his maiden service at Kigungu fishing site, a place where the two catholic missionaries Bro. Amans Delmas and Pere Simeon Lourdel landed about 143 years ago to start the Catholic Church (Christianity) in Uganda, Archbishop Paul Semogerere, challenged all believers to lead by example in order to live harmoniously.
“You should lead by example and therefore avoid acts that are ungodly. We need to front God in whatever we do for proper guidance.”
The man of God said that it’s very important to respect Kigungu Fishing site while marking 143years since the catholic missionaries landed in Uganda in their effort to spread catholic faith in the country, and tasked Entebbe Municipal council to Gazette the church compound as a tourist attraction.
“The fishermen should stop using the church compound and council should reign in to gazette this compound for tourists who come to tour our church where the two catholic missionaries landed.
Archibishop Semogerere urged parents to raise their children in religious culture in order to have good morally upright children who fear God.
“Properly brought up children are not threats to the society because they are brought up in a religious set up. You should therefore, teach your children Godly rights from childhood” added Archbishop Semogerere.
He urged catholic believers to circumvent from mob justice saying no one has a right to kill one another and that they should leave court to punish whoever is found guilty of committing an offense.
Fabrice Rulinda, the Entebbe Mayor assured the man of God that council will soon open boundaries to bar fishermen from trespassing on the Church land at Kigungu fishing site.
Micheal Kakembo Mbwatekamwa, the Entebbe Municipality Legislator also the leader of laity for Lunyo parish congratulated Archibishop Semogerere upon being consecrated as the Archbishop of Kampala diocese.
