Is it true that people are drawn to live near Jesuit apostolates? By Linus Tigiti, SJ The answer may vary—yes or no—depending on the lens through which one perceives the Jesuit apostolates and their profound impact on the communities they serve. The true power of the Jesuits lies not merely
From Slavery into Sainthood By Amera Claudia What does being a saint mean to you? How can one become a saint? On 8th February 2025, I joined the community of Ayilo II Refugee Settlement at St. Josephine Bakhita Chapel to celebrate the feast of the courageous Saint Bakhita.Josephine Margaret Bakhita
Reaping from the Efforts of Beyond Academic Excellence By Lanyero Monica The results for the Ugandan Certificate of Education, was released in the course of the week. Everyone is elated as we try to comprehend the interpretations of the New Lower Secondary Curriculum results. The 2024 students were a special
A Hopeful Start to the Term and the Jubilee Year By Michael Odhiambo, SJ Ocer has been bustling with activities both inside and outside. We just reopened after a two months holiday spanning from December 2024 to January 2025, a characteristic of the Ugandan system of education. The students are
The SPCHS House Competitions By Joyce Nicholaus Nagunwa(FV PMC) SPCHS has been buzzing with excitement as the House Competitions take center stage! These annual internal school competitions, introduced in 2022, aim to foster camaraderie and teamwork among students, teachers, and non-teaching staff. Over the years, they have grown into a
Loyola Bids Farewell to a Pillar of Service: Fr. Didmus Shirima, SJ Sets Out for New Chapters By Adolphe Mudekereza, SJ On Thursday, January 30, 2025, the Loyola Jesuit community gathered to bid a heartfelt farewell to one of its members, Fr. Didmus Shirima, SJ. Fr. Shirima is moving on
By Godfrey Samwel, nSJ Greetings from Gonzaga Gonza Jesuit novitiate- Arusha, TanzaniaSeminarsAt the very beginning of the New Year, we had an opportunity to follow some seminars, whereby the Primi joined by Canossian Novices had the seminar on Child protection and safeguarding, conducted by our Novice Master, Fr. Charles Mnubi,
St. Joseph the Worker, PRAY FOR US By Eugene Nyakundi As you approach St Joseph the Worker Catholic Parish from former AJAN offices side, you will notice a welcoming Statue of St. Joseph the Worker perched atop the urban block, at Saint Joseph Technical Center, which stands as a guiding
Site Clearance for the construction of the 12 new classrooms By Linus Tigiti, SJ As the vision of a new 12-classroom building began to take shape, the site clearance felt like the beginning of something profound. Standing on the land, we couldn't help but feel a sense of anticipation. The
Making of Teenage Servant Leaders By Ms. Teresia Muia "Effective communication and conflict resolution skills are the core wheels of servant leadership," said Joy Kesenwa, Programs Manager at Loyola Centre for Media and Communication (LCMC). This statement set the tone for an impactful leadership and team-building session held at Mary
