Kansanga Christians feed 600 needy people

Apr 05, 2017

Wamala later asked the disadvantaged people to accept their suffering as a way of serving God. He finally paid tribute to the Christians of Kansanga for being concerned and mindful of the needs of the poor.

Care for the poor is a mandatory Christian practice, Emmanuel Cardinal Dr. Wamala has said. "As Christians, we must be fully committed to helping vulnerable people, in particular the elderly, the sick and the homeless children. Our attitude to our needy brethren is one measure that God will use to take us to heaven," Wamala said.

 mmanuel ardinal r amala waves to the faithful upon arrival at ount armel atholic hurch ansanga on unday Emmanuel Cardinal Dr Wamala waves to the faithful upon arrival at Mount Carmel Catholic Church Kansanga on Sunday.

 


He made the remarks during a solidarity party for the elderly and disabled persons at the Catholic Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Kansanga, on Sunday (April 2).

 mmanuel ardinal r amala delivers his speech right is r chiles iwanuka the parish priest of ansanga Emmanuel Cardinal Dr Wamala delivers his speech; right is Fr Achiles Kiwanuka the parish priest of Kansanga.

 
The party was organized by the Christians of Kansanga, in partnership with the Good Samaritan Association of the Metropolitan Archdiocese of Kampala, which promotes acts of charity for the poor and disadvantaged people. The function attracted over 600 elderly and disabled persons, collected from the communities of Kansanga.

 
Wamala later asked the disadvantaged people to accept their suffering as a way of serving God. He finally paid tribute to the Christians of Kansanga for being concerned and mindful of the needs of the poor.

The Director of the Good Samaritans, Fr. Achilles Mayanja said that the function was organised to raise public awareness that needy people existed, right in their own communities.

 mmanuel ardinal amala distributes lunch to some of the sickly elderly and disabled persons Emmanuel Cardinal Wamala distributes lunch to some of the sickly elderly and disabled persons

 


The head of the laity of the parish, Peter Lusembo said that every person was a potential candidate for sickness, disability and old age, which was why it was important for every Christian to be concerned with the needs of the disadvantage people. Lusembo argued that the sick/disabled people were not useless, because they were still human beings, who could also pray for us.

 he resident of the ood amaritans egina iga delivers her speech as the executive members look on The President of the Good Samaritans Regina Yiga delivers her speech as the executive members look on.

 


The President of the Good Samaritans, Regina Yiga also graced the function, during which Cardinal Wamala served breakfast and a sumptuous lunch to over 600 wretched persons. The function ran under the theme: Charity in Action.

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