20th October, 2019

The Archbishop of Lusaka Dr. Alick Banda led the faithful in Christ, celebrating mass and confirming those who have come to the completion of their cathecetical classes. The Archbishop emphasised that we are all called to be evangelists and to be witnesses of Jesus Christ. In this homily, he also highlights the need for us to live in harmony together.

Kitwe visitation by His Grace Dr. Alick Banda

During his pastoral visitation to Kitwe, Dr. Alick Banda was warmly welcomed by the Holy Childhood and youths. Caught with overwhelming joy, His Grace appreciated the efforts being made by the community to prioritize the youths and holy childhood as this safe guards the future of the catholic church. Commending the youths and their animators, His Grace concluded by saying in his most popular words "APA, EPASHILI PAKULEKA" (meaning - let us continue with the good work).

Katondwe Visitation

Katondwe community received and welcomed His Grace Dr. Alick Banda, on his Pastoral visit. During this visit confirmation and commissioning of pastoral assistants took place. Extending his visit, his Grace also commissioned the newly renovated classrooms at Katondwe Girls Secondary School. Further to his visit, he took a tour of the Sacred Heart Hospital run by the Sisters. To the Sisters, Parents, Community, he thanked them for their commitment towards the work and urged them to continue, in his own words...APA EPASHILI PAKULEKA.

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Our History

From the beginning of 19th century Catholic Missionaries made tremendous efforts to become established among the people of Zambia. The Missionaries of Africa, popularly known as the White Fathers founded mission posts in the north and the east, while the Jesuits also called in full as the Society of Jesus, moved from south and the south-east towards the centre of the country. Hence, the first decade of the twentieth century saw the Jesuits establish themselves in Chikuni in the south and Kasisi, Lusaka, in the centre of Zambia. The other missionaries came later.

Therefore, the Catholic Faith was first brought to Zambia in 1895 by the Missionaries of Africa. However, it was brought to Lusaka in particular, in 1905 through a Jesuit French missionary priest called Julius Torrend.

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