Missionaries of Africa, Jinja

Some pictures during the Eucharistic Celebration Many of our candidates received their families THIRD YEAR's SPEECH BY IMBUSI IMBUKWA COLLINS Collins Imbusi Well, I would like to say a few words if I may. We are all here today, friends and families, to give thanks to almighty God and for our stay here for three years. This yearly tradition is one of the favorites; since, it brings us all together and makes us stop our daily lives to spend some hours together as a family of God. As someone said the family that prays together stays together.  It is a great pleasure to be here with you (visitors) today on this occasion of farewell of third years at Lavigerie House. Today is the time to be grateful to people who made us happy and who challenged us in this life; they are charming gardeners who made our souls blossom. We are proud to have made it here in one piece; since August 2014. In all seriousness, today is a milestone for each one of us and our fami

A Word from the Chief Editor The Editorial Board fervently filled with much felicity brings you this twenty third volume of our annual magazine. In this periodical, the various views of the writers are all arranged in such a flexible and yet rigid exactitude of their deadly intellectual ambush ready to burst with salutary impacts to the readers. As you discreetly read and reflect on the unfolding articles, it is fundamental to acknowledge the force and efforts behind the ideas at hand. Consequently, we have the guts to render our gratitude in three quarters especially to those whose tremendous efforts could not go unnoticed. First to the Formators, whose unwavering efforts made the publication of this magazine to us, a gentle journey like that of climbing a ladder with hands in the pockets! Secondly to the students’ body for their articles whose characteristically scrupulous care and insight provided a vast sum of content to present to the readers and thirdly to the entire co

The PCJ's league finals were the most enjoyable encounters. With the accompagnment of PCJ fraternity and also some people from out who came to enjoy with us, the event was greatly fantasised. Thanks to Zino Kokoyo, the goals scorer, and, the coordination of the whole team, for the two shots which resulted to the two victorious goals we had in the 90 minutes. Without forgeting the "OTHER ELEVEN" TEAM which really motivated the players who performed superb, may God Bless MAFR.! GOD BLESS ALL! THREE, TWO, ONE..... !!!TROPHY!!! KELVIN MWAMBURI.

Fr. Oswald with the seminarians and the Catechist Indeed the year 2017 is different! My fellow St. Marys’-Kivubuka outstation Christians, were blessed in an explicit manner. The joy on the faces of the Christians on the evening of the 15 th of April, 2017, portrayed and expressed the profound intimate joy they were experiencing deep in their heart and psyche. Being with them for nearly a year now, seeing that expression which was more or less exorbitant than the one I encounter while with them every Sunday. Presided by the sacrament of penance, Fr. Oswald, who was the presider of the celebration, the great time in the history of Salvation began. Just few metres from the main door of the church, there stood the new light manifested in Christ. With our candles, we marched inside the building for the continuation of the Liturgy. Then came the time to manifest our joy for the triumphant Christ who conquered death and sin. We sung Gloria with joyful faces. Kivubuka chris

Sexuality is one of the fundamental components of our relationships, our communications, love justice for all, and even, for portraying our true personalities. Every human being is sexual with a raw energy within us. It gives us power to perform different activities depending on how we process it. Our lives have a generative or productive aspect. The greatest concern could be how productive am I? Possibly, some people tend toward positive effectiveness. On the other hand, some of us decide to be productive but in a negative sense. We ought to acknowledge that being negative in our productivity is a sign that our praxis has loopholes. In this sense we have not processed our raw energy rightly and so not sexually integrated. However, one who is sexually integrated acts toward positive productivity. As human beings we have two sexuality stages. These include the primary and secondary stages. The primary stage deals with gender; thus, we acknowledge that God created us as either man