Christians at Kitumbi Parish in Kabarole district Fort Portal diocese, have turned up in big numbers to celebrate Divine mercy Sunday at their church Christ the king Kitumbi Parish.
The day’s Masses, were led by Fr. Frederick D.Waako- the managing Director Jubilee radio, in company of Jubilee Staff during a radio visit to Kitumbi Parish.
In his homily to hundreds of congregants, Fr Waako called for calmness among Christians despite the hardships they may be going through.
Anxiety within Christians
He related the call to the current situation, in which people have lost hope, which has lowered their life value, giving an example of parents no longer having time for their children and Partners no longer having time for one another.
This he said is because they are devoted to searching for money thinking it’s all they want.
Fr.Waako, warned that Christians stay away from pronouncing Satan and rather make God part of their daily vocabulary. He attached this to the youth’s current busy lifestyles that have distanced them away from God.
He advised Christians to stop admiring people’s property, but rather challenged them to go and start up some thing profitable, advising them to keep the trust in God, since He is merciful and has his own timing in answering every one’s prayer.
About divine mercy Sunday
The Divine mercy Sunday according to the church Calendar, is the First Sunday after Easter. It seeks to to speak to souls who are perishing, souls who are drowning in sin and despair by focusing on the gift of mercy, and love given through Christ’s death, burial and resurrection.
On this Sunday, Fr. Waako appealed to Christians to let Jesus take the lead and calm situations in their lives
Jubilee wins match 3-0
Among the activities expected in the visit, was a friendly match between the Kitumbi Parish team and Jubilee radio team later in the day despite the harsh weather of the day.
After Mass was an interaction between Jubilee staff and Christians of Kitumbi in preparation for the match which involved heated arguments developed on which party would win before the actual match.
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Jubilee celebrates: After match at Kitumbi primary pitch
The match, ended with Kitumbi losing to Jubilee 0-3. Speaking on the match, Jubilee players attributed the success to adequate training and physical fitness.
Christians at Kitumbi, thanked the radio for the thoughtfulness and pledged total support in as far as maintaining the bond of listenership is concerned.
