On 12th September, 2020 Archbishop Tarsizio G. Ziyaye ordained three deacons to become priests at St. Francis – kanengo parish in Lilongwe namely, Rev. Deacon Levison Goodwell from St. Augustine Cathedral Parish Mangochi, Rev. Deacon Robert Mark Chiritsiro from St. Annes Guilime Parish Archdiocese of Lilongwe and Rev. Deacon Jean Kesse (Ivory Coast) from Chinsapo […]
Today the Investment Comittee of Mangochi Diocese had a meeting with Parish Priests, parish representatives and other office bearers on investments. Rt. Rev. Montfort Stima present at the meeting welcomed the members and briefed them on what the meeting was all about that is venturing into Agro-Dealer business. Mr. Polycarp Chigwenembe the chairperson for Investment
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Rt. Rev. Montfort Stima yesterday 6th September 2020, 23rd Sunday in ordinary time opened the bible month with words of encouragement to the lay faithful urging them to cultivate a habit of reading the word of God daily. in his homily, the bishop reminded the faithful and all Christians of the great treasure that is
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The COVID-19 pandemic has hit hard many people around the global the rich and the poor alike. The Diocese of Mangochi took an initiative to apply aid from well wisher organizations around the global (Caritas Australia, CRS-Catholic Relief Services, SCIAF- Caritas Scotland and Trocaire) . The well wishers donated equipment and money to buy basic
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Rt. Rev. Montfort Stima, Bishop of the Diocese of Mangochi Malawi launched the mission Sunday on 2 August 2020 in preparation for the various activities which will take place in the month of October 2020. the bishop urged the Christians to prepare well and contribute handsomely their resources for the mission of the church. historically
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By: Francis Polinyu Banda (Correspondent) The Episcopal Conference of Malawi (ECM) chairperson responsible for communications Right Reverend Bishop Montfort Stima, has challenged catholic journalists in the country to consider their profession as a vocation, saying they have a huge responsibility of ensuring that the values of the Catholic Church in evangelization are shared with masses.
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By Raphael Mlozoa (Catholic Journalist) The Bishop of Mangochi diocese of the Catholic Church, Right Reverend Montfort Stima says Malawians should stop thinking about themselves and today but as a block and for the future if the country is to see meaningful development. Bishop Stima was speaking in an interview in after one of the
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By Cosmas Magombo (Correspondent) Catechists have been asked to cultivate the interest of reading and understanding the Bible so as to be exemplary to Christians in their respective parishes. This was said recently at a four-day training h eld at St. Mary’s Pastoral Centre at Ntaja in Machinga. The training drew catechists from all the
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By Basiano Dzimbiri (Correspondent – Nankhwali) Catholic Christians have been urged to pray for health workers in the country for them to help patients with love and care. Father Augustine Friday, parish priest for St Louis Parish (Monkey Bay) of the Diocese of Mangochi made the remarks recently when some parishioners cheered the sick at
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*By Ellen Nthenda* (Correspondent) Catholic Christians from St Louis (Balaka) Parish in Mangochi Diocese have been urged to embrace self-reliance and help their Church. The parish priest for St Louis, Fr Louis Nkukumira made the call on Saturday, February 8, 2020 at Inter-Congregational Institute (ICI) in Balaka when he led a retreat for Christians from
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