Trinity College Nabbingo (Tricona) mark founder's day
Feb 07, 2017
Michaud, a misisionary of the society of White Fathers, was the founder of Trinity College Nabbingo. He founded the school in 1942, with the objective of empowering the girl-child.
A Ugandan missionary priest of the missionary society of White Fathers, Fr. Emmanuel Barongo has asked the old girls of Trinity College Nabbingo (Tricona) to live out the Christian values they got at the school.
"You are supposed to be the light of the world. Society is banking on you for solutions. You are expected to cause positive change in society, which is currently characterised by social evils like corruption, nepotism and violence. Eradicate evil by practising Christian virtues like honesty, truth and justice," he said.
Barongo, who works in Lilongwe, Malawi, was presiding over the memorial mass of Bishop Edward Michaud at Rubaga Cathedral on Sunday.
Michaud, a misisionary of the society of White Fathers, was the founder of Trinity College Nabbingo. He founded the school in 1942, with the objective of empowering the girl-child.
Students of Trinity College Nabbingo take offertory to the altar
During the function, the alumni also fundraised for Trinity Juniour School, the proposed monument for the school's platinum jubilee, which will happen on June 11.