Nuer Catholic Youth Coordination In Uganda

on the Establishment of the Catholic Diocese

It is with great joy and heartfelt congratulations that we celebrate the establishment of the new Catholic Diocese in Unity State. This is a momentous occasion not only for the Catholic congregation but for the entire Christian community and the people of Unity State.

The creation of this diocese is a testament to the growing faith, unity, and dedication of the Catholic Church and its followers in the region. It marks a significant milestone in the spiritual journey of many and will undoubtedly serve as a beacon of hope, peace, and faith for generations to come.

We extend our warmest congratulations to the Catholic faithful, the clergy, and all those who worked tirelessly to make this vision a reality. May this new diocese continue to strengthen the bonds of faith within the community, foster spiritual growth, and bring the message of love and unity to all.

To the entire Christian community and the people of Unity State, this is a time of celebration and reflection on the power of faith and the strength of community. We look forward to witnessing the many blessings and positive impacts that this new diocese will bring.

May God's grace continue to guide and bless this new diocese and all who are part of it.

With congratulations and blessings,

for the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary to Heaven.

Dear All,

This is to inform you that tomorrow we will be gathering to celebrate the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary into Heaven. This sacred and this beautiful event will take place at Saint John Gabba Parish.


: 15th August, 2024.
: 10:O0AM
: Saint John, Gabba Parish.

The Assumption of the Virgin Mary is a significant occasion for all of us, and we encourage all members of our three chapels to come together in unity and faith to honor this blessed event.

Please make every effort to attend as we come together in prayer, worship, and celebration.

We look forward to seeing you there.


We also need the three Chapels, to get prepares and ready for the *Feast day of Saint Daniel Comboni which will be in Luweero (Saint Daniel Combon Chapel).*

blessings,

Vatican has announced creation of new Diocese of Bentiu in Unity State

Bishop Christian Carlassare who is currently the bishop of Rumbek Diocese is appointed as the first Bishop of Diocese of Bentiu. Bishop Christian will continue to be the Apostolic Administrator of Rumbek Diocese until Rumbek finds its new Bishop.

This message was announced by Msgr Paul Lonut the secretary of the Apostolic Nuncio to South Sudan.

Prayer Petitions for February 20, 2024 | uCatholic Please comment below to leave your prayer request. As your request will be prayed for, please also pray for the petitions of others! Remember in your prayers, those in purgatory, all those suffering around the world, and for the intentions of the Pope! Lord, hear our prayer!

Pray Holy Rosary everyday, you will have peace in your heart 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you Mary our Mother for interceding for us 🙏🙏

Luɔ̱ckɔ ji tɛ̈ɛ̈th lɔac Maara kɛ ɣöö pali̱ kɛ kui̱da

Congratulations on your deaconate ordination!

Dear, Michael Thilyang Gatkek and your two brothers,

This significant milestone marks the beginning of a new chapter in your journey of faith and service to the community. Your commitment to serve others with compassion, humility, and dedication is truly commendable. As you embark on this sacred calling, may you be guided by the teachings of love, kindness, and selflessness.

Your willingness to answer the call to serve as a deacon is a testament to your deep faith and devotion to God. May your ministry be filled with blessings, and may you continue to inspire those around you with your faith and unwavering commitment to serving others.

Wishing you abundant blessings and success as you fulfill your role as a deacon in the service of God and humanity.

Congratulations once again!

Happy Feast day of Saint Bakhita.

The tournament of the three chapels which played yesterday in the Kazo playground in Kampala Uganda.
The tournament was lovely with peace, unity, and harmony.

We shall plan this tournament twice a year beginning this year.
We have played the first tournament
The next will be in October.

These games shall be promoted amongst the Nuer Youth
1. Unity and togetherness
2. Peace
3. Heal the wound of the South Sudanese cris trauma etc.

Togetherness and Peace

The Nuer Calender ( Thoknath ) has 4 seasons and 12 months just like many countries.

Here, you will read: What the Names of Each Month Mean:

̱p-thar-pɛt (Tio̱p-in-tɔt) is the first month in the Nuer calendar. In this month, like "Tio̱p-in-di̱i̱t," the weather remains unsettled, shifting towards dry conditions in February (Pɛt). Its name, "Tio̱p-thar-pɛt," means 'messy behind February' (Pɛt) due to its unpredictable weather and position as the second month of the year.

, the second month of the Nuer calendar, gets its name from the practice of setting grass on fire to protect cattle from predators who use the grass for cover when attacking cattle. It also reflects the hot weather of this month.

̱ɔ̱ŋ is the third month of the year in the Nuer calendar. The weather begins to change, with clouds indicating the arrival of spring. Sometimes, a cold breeze accompanies the flurry weather, earning the month its name, "Duɔ̱ɔ̱ŋ."

is the fourth month in the Nuer calendar, and it's known for the nightly cries of foxes. According to ancient Nuer beliefs, foxes give birth in this month, but their cries are seen as a bad omen, signaling forthcoming calamities. People often fall ill and quarrel, leading to death during this month, justifying the name "Guak."

is the fifth month, characterized by heavy rainfall and cloudy weather, hence its name.

is the sixth month in the Nuer calendar. In this month, rain falls intermittently, earning it the name "Kuornyoot."

-yiëtni̱ is the seventh month in the Nuer calendar, marking the time when crops ripen. People harvest the part between the grain and stalk, called "yiet." "Pay" refers to the month when people see the yiet being threshed after the grain is collected.

̱o̱r, the eighth month in the Nuer calendar, comes after the crop has ripened. People enjoy chewing and extracting juice from canes before discarding the waste. When rain falls, the cane waste floats away, hence the name "Tho̱o̱r," meaning 'f

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