Lusiba appeals for sh510m to renovate Kiyinda-Mityana Cathedral
Apr 15, 2024
It is now 60 years since the Cathedral was built by the White Fathers.
Mathias Mazinga
Journalist @New Vision
This year (2024) Catholics in Uganda and elsewhere in the world are commemorating the diamond jubilee of the canonisation of the Uganda Martyrs.
Mathias Mulumba, Charles Lwanga and their 20 companions were announced as Saints of the Roman Catholic Church by Pope Paul VI during a colourful ceremony at St Peter’s Basilica in Rome on October 18, 1964.
The event was indeed great and unprecedented. And for that matter, the local Church leaders opted to put in place concrete monuments to help posterity remember the event.
The Administrator of Kiyinda-Mityana Cathedral, Fr Stephen Lusiba presiding over the 10:00am mass at Lubaga Cathedral on Sunday (April 14, 2024).
One of the monuments that were erected is the architectural wonder Cathedral of Kiyinda-Mityana, which interestingly is also the place of martyrdom of one of the martyrs, Noah Mawaggali.
It is now 60 years since the Cathedral was built by the White Fathers, the wonderful missionaries of sweet memories. The Cathedral’s diamond jubilee celebrations will take place at the cathedral in Kiyinda-Mityana on July 28 (2024).
But as the Christians in Kiyinda-Mityana prepare themselves for this great celebration, they also have the uphill task of renovating the Cathedral, which after six decades, has developed serious architectural problems.
The cathedral’s affiliate presbytery and parish hall also require urgent renovation.
The Administrator of Kiyinda-Mityana Cathedral, Fr Stephen Lusiba presiding over a mass. 
According to the administrator of the Cathedral, the Very Rev Fr Stephen Lusiba, the entire project requires at least sh510m.
On Sunday (April 14, 2024) Fr Lusiba was at Lubaga Cathedral where he presided over the 10:00 am mass, during which he appealed for financial assistance for the renovation of Kiyinda-Mityana Cathedral.
The parishioners of Lubaga, some of whom have a connection with Kiyinda-Mityana diocese, responded positively to Lusiba’s appeal.
Fr Lusiba thanked the Administrator of Lubaga Cathedral, the Very Rev Fr Achilles Mayanja for giving him the opportunity to meet the Cathedral parishioners whom he also appreciated for their generosity.
If you want to make a donation towards the renovation of Kiyinda-Mityana Cathedral, deposit the money on Centenary Bank Account No: 3204474449
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