St. Joseph Centenary Church, Ndeeba Parish

SSEMBUULE ERAMAGA KU KIFO
2025-08-10

SACRED HEART OF JESUS
2025-08-08
The Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus is a feast day celebrated by the Roman Catholic Church on the Friday after the second Sunday after Pentecost. This devotion focuses on the compassionate and loving heart of Jesus, symbolizing His deep love for humanity. The celebration includes special Masses, prayers, and acts of consecration to the Sacred Heart. It is a time for the faithful to reflect on Jesus’ boundless love and mercy and to renew their commitment to living out His teachings.

CHILDREN’S JUBILEE & PILGRIMAGE - NAMUGONGO
2025-08-03

SPORTS/MDD (Kabowa)
2025-08-03

CORPUS CHRISTI
2025-08-03
Corpus Christi, also known as the Feast of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, is a Christian liturgical solemnity celebrating the real presence of the body and blood of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist. It is traditionally observed on the Thursday after Trinity Sunday or, in some places, on the following Sunday. The feast was established in the 13th century and is marked by processions, special Masses, and Eucharistic adoration. The processions often involve the carrying of the Blessed Sacrament through the streets, symbolizing Jesus’ journey through the world and His presence among His people.

Oratoria Workshop Nsambya (CWG)
2025-08-02

Fathers’ Day (CMG)
2025-08-02
Father’s Day, celebrated by the Catholic Men’s Guild (CMG), is a special occasion to honor and appreciate fathers and father figures for their dedication, love, and contributions to their families and communities. The celebration typically includes a special Mass where prayers and blessings are offered for fathers. During the service, fathers may receive tokens of appreciation, such as cards or small gifts. The day often features speeches, performances, and activities organized by the CMG to highlight the vital role of fathers and to express gratitude for their guidance and support.

Holy Trinity Choir Day
2025-07-27

Women’s Day (Kabowa)
2025-07-27

Holy Trinity Sunday
2025-07-27
Holy Trinity Sunday, celebrated on the first Sunday after Pentecost, is dedicated to honoring the Holy Trinity—God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This day highlights the mystery of the Trinity, a central doctrine of the Christian faith that emphasizes the three distinct persons in one God. Church services on this day often include special prayers, hymns, and readings that focus on the unity and diversity within the Trinity. The celebration encourages believers to reflect on the nature of God and the profound relationship between the three persons of the Trinity.

Youth Executive Meeting
2025-07-25

Parish Executive Meeting
2025-07-22

Heroes Day
2025-07-21

Kabowa Council Meeting
2025-07-20 08:00 - 17:00 (Africa/Kampala)

PENTECOST SUNDAY
2025-07-20 08:00 - 17:00
Pentecost Sunday, celebrated 50 days after Easter, marks the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles and other followers of Jesus Christ, as described in the Acts of the Apostles. It is considered the “birthday” of the Church, as it signifies the beginning of the Apostles’ public ministry to spread the teachings of Jesus. The day is celebrated with special church services, prayers, hymns, and readings that focus on the Holy Spirit’s transformative power and the unity of believers. Many churches decorate with red, symbolizing the fire of the Holy Spirit.

Indoor Games (Najja)
2025-07-20

Ssembuule Makungula
2025-07-20

Catechists Meeting
2025-07-18 08:00 - 17:00

Ndeeba Centre Council Meeting
2025-07-18

Uganda Martyrs Day (Namugongo)
2025-07-15 | namugongo shrine, kampala, Uganda
Uganda Martyrs Day, celebrated on June 3rd, honors the 22 Catholic and 23 Anglican martyrs who were killed between 1885 and 1887 by the orders of Kabaka Mwanga II, the king of Buganda. The main celebration takes place at the Uganda Martyrs Shrine in Namugongo, which is one of the largest Christian pilgrimage sites in Africa. Pilgrims from all over the world gather to commemorate the martyrs’ faith and sacrifice through prayers, Mass, and various religious activities. The event is a significant occasion for both the Catholic and Anglican communities in Uganda and serves as a powerful reminder of the martyrs’ enduring legacy

59th Communications’ day (Archdiocese)
2025-07-13

ASCENSION SUNDAY
2025-07-13
Ascension Sunday is celebrated on the Sunday following Ascension Thursday, which occurs 40 days after Easter. This day commemorates the Ascension of Jesus Christ into heaven, as described in the New Testament. It is a significant event in the Christian liturgical calendar, marking the end of Jesus’ earthly ministry and his exaltation to the right hand of God. The celebration includes special church services, prayers, and hymns that reflect on the significance of Jesus’ ascension and its implications for believers

Okuggalawo Sappule (Najja Choir)
2025-07-12

Catechists Pilgrimage to Munyonyo & Jubilee
2025-07-07
The Catechists Pilgrimage to Munyonyo is a significant event where catechists and school teachers gather at the Munyonyo Martyrs Shrine to honor the Uganda Martyrs, particularly St. Andrew Kaggwa, the patron of catechists. This pilgrimage includes prayers, reflections, and activities that celebrate the dedication and service of catechists in spreading the faith. The Jubilee aspect of the event marks a special anniversary or celebration within the Church, often involving additional ceremonies, Masses, and communal gatherings to strengthen the bonds among participants and renew their commitment to their mission

Novena y’Abajulizi etandika
2025-07-06
The Novena y’Abajulizi, also known as the Uganda Martyrs Novena, begins on May 25th and concludes on June 3rd2. This novena is a period of nine days of prayer and reflection in honor of the Uganda Martyrs, who were killed for their faith in the late 19th century. The novena includes specific prayers and intentions for each day, focusing on the virtues and sacrifices of the martyrs. It is a time for the faithful to seek spiritual renewal and to draw inspiration from the courage and devotion of the martyrs.

Youth Day Ndeeba Centre
2025-07-06
Youth Day is a commemorative holiday celebrated in various parts of the world to honor young people and their contributions to society. The date of observance varies by country, but many nations celebrate it on August 12th, which is recognized by the United Nations as International Youth Day. This day focuses on raising awareness about issues affecting youth, promoting their rights, and encouraging their active participation in social, economic, and political life. Events typically include educational programs, community activities, and discussions aimed at empowering young people and addressing their needs and aspirations.

Archdiocesan Liturgical day at Namugongo
2025-07-06
The Archdiocesan Liturgical Day is a special event organized by an archdiocese to focus on the liturgical practices and celebrations within the diocese. It typically includes workshops, seminars, and discussions aimed at enhancing the understanding and appreciation of the liturgy among clergy, religious, and laypeople. The day provides an opportunity for participants to learn about the liturgical calendar, the significance of various feasts and seasons, and best practices for liturgical celebrations. It also fosters a sense of community and shared purpose among those involved in the liturgical life of the archdiocese.

St. Cecilia Kabowa Concert
2025-07-06

Youth Fellowship (Kabowa)
2025-07-05

SAAFU LAUNCH
2025-07-03
The Ssabasumba Annual Appeal Fund (SAAFU) Launch is an event organized by the Kampala Archdiocese to support the work of the Church and bring sustainable development to the community. Established by Archbishop Dr. Cyprian Kizito Lwanga in 2007, SAAFU aims to address unmet needs within parishes through generous contributions from individuals and organizations. The launch event includes fundraising activities, the distribution of SAAFU envelopes, and mobilization efforts to encourage donations. The funds collected are used for various projects, such as renovating church buildings, supporting educational initiatives, and improving parish facilities
