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Christians remember late Archbishop Dr Cyprian Kizito Lwanga

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Christians remember late Archbishop Dr Cyprian Kizito Lwanga

Christians have converged at Rubaga Cathedral in Kampala Archdiocese to pray for the soul of former Archbishop Dr Cyprian Kizito Lwanga who died on such a day two years ago.

At his sudden death on Saturday, April 3, 2021, Dr Lwanga was serving as the Archbishop of Kampala. His passing came as a shock to many and he was mourned by individuals of various backgrounds, including religious leaders, politicians, and the general public.
Dr Lwanga, who was 68 years old at the time, passed away due to a heart attack, and his body was discovered in his bed at his residence in Rubaga on Easter Eve.

A memorial mass has been held in his honour at Rubaga cathedral, where Archbishop Paul Ssemogerere, with emotion, reminded the congregation of Dr Lwanga’s final actions and appearance during the ecumenical way of the cross.

“Here we are in the holy week again, the very week that he passed on,” Archbishop Ssemogerere told the congregation. We remember his last action and appearance during the ecumenical way of the cross,” said Archbishop Ssemogerere.

During the mass, Ssemogerere praised his predecessor, stating that he had dedicated his life to supporting the physical and spiritual development of the faithful. As a priest, a bishop in Luweero, and later as the Archbishop of Kampala, Dr Lwanga’s works touched the lives of many.

However, Ssemogerere reminded those in attendance to reflect on Dr Lwanga’s sudden passing, stating that his death serves as a lesson for everyone. He emphasized that the unexpected nature of death should always remind us to be prepared to return to the Lord.

Ssemogerere drew their attention to the teachings of the church during the holy week. He emphasized the message of resurrection and the promise of life after death. Furthermore, he challenged the faithful to praise the Lord not only during good times but also during their weakest moments. He urged them not to follow the negative example of Judas Iscariot, who betrayed Jesus.

Another mass led by Archbishop Joseph Anthony Zziwa of Kiyinda-Mityana shall be held at 1 pm at the cathedral.

Dr Cyprian Lwanga was born in January 1953 and was appointed as the Archbishop of Kampala on August 19, 2006.

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