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Tororo, Kigezi ready to step forward for Martyrs Day fete

MAURICE MUHWEZI | PML Daily Writer /Social Media EditorbyMAURICE MUHWEZI | PML Daily Writer /Social Media Editor
June 3, 2018
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Tororo, Kigezi blessed to lead the Martyrs fete (PML PHOTO)

NAMUGONGO – The Archdiocese of Tororo and the four Kigezi Dioceses were Saturday blessed to lead this year’s Martyrs Day on Sunday June 3 celebrations at both the Catholic and Anglican shrines.

While Tororo will lead the Catholic side of the celebrations, the four Anglican dioceses of Kigezi — Muhabura, North Kigezi, Kigezi and Kinkiizi, will animate the Church of Uganda service.

Archbishop Obbo of Tororo Diocese is the main celebrant of the Martyrs day (FILE PHOTO)

At the Catholic Shrine, Fr. Alex Oketch, the director of communications for Tororo Archdiocese indicated that everything including liturgical programme was ready and set for the day.

“Processions will start at 9.30 am and we expect mass to end by 1 pm,” Fr. Oketch who launched the official 2018 souvenir magazine told journalists.

The 2018 Official Souvenir Copy of the Martyrs day Magazine was unveiled (PML PHOTO)

The Catholic Shrine had filled up by Saturday evening as choirs got ready to animate vigil masses that usually punctuate the night.

Pilgrims take part in inaugural activities ahead of the Martyrs Day celebrations (COURTESY PHOTO)

At the Anglican Shrine, three manor conferences were organised , with the Youth, Men and Women’s conferences, each attracting over 1000 participants, designed as curtain raisers for the grand celebrations on Sunday.

The Youth event in particular has a series of activities, including an essay competition, debate and discussions on a range of issues.

Ruhakana Rugunda, Uganda’s prime minister.

The Prime Minister Dr. Ruhakana Rugunda and former Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi both opened and attended the conferences.

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