St. Joseph Centenary Church, Ndeeba Parish

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

Catechists Retreat begins
2025-06-30

KABOWA ERAMAGA KU KIFO
2025-06-29

International Family Day (Bafumbo)
2025-06-26
International Family Day, celebrated on May 15th each year, focuses on the importance of families and the role they play in society. It was proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly in 1993 to raise awareness about family-related issues and to promote actions that support the well-being of families. The day highlights various themes each year, such as work-life balance, gender equality, and child welfare. Events typically include community gatherings, discussions, educational programs, and activities that emphasize the significance of strong and healthy family relationships.

Youth visits Ssembuule
2025-06-22

Mother’s Day (CWG)
2025-06-22
Mother’s Day, celebrated by the Catholic Women’s Guild (CWG), is a special day dedicated to honoring mothers and mother figures for their love, dedication, and contributions to their families and communities. The celebration typically includes a special Mass where prayers and blessings are offered for mothers. During the service, mothers may receive flowers or tokens of appreciation. The day often features speeches, performances, and activities organized by the CWG to highlight the vital role of mothers and to express gratitude for their selfless care and nurturing.

Good Shepherd Sunday/ Vocations (Bayigisa)
2025-06-22
Good Shepherd Sunday, also known as Vocations Sunday, is celebrated on the Fourth Sunday of Easter. It focuses on Jesus Christ as the Good Shepherd who cares for His flock and lays down His life for them. This day is also dedicated to praying for vocations to the priesthood and religious life, emphasizing the need for dedicated shepherds to guide and serve the faithful. The celebration includes special prayers, homilies, and activities that highlight the importance of vocations and encourage the faithful to support and nurture those called to serve in the Church

Deanery (Ndeeba)
2025-06-21 08:00 - 17:00 (Africa/Kampala)
The Ndeeba Deanery is part of the Kampala Archdiocese and includes several parishes, such as St. Joseph Parish in Ndeeba. Deaneries are administrative divisions within a diocese, grouping several parishes together for better coordination and support. The Ndeeba Deanery, like others, plays a crucial role in organizing events, facilitating communication, and providing resources to its member parishes.

Omusomo gw’Eby’entendereza
2025-06-21 08:00 - 17:00

Easter Concert (Lord’s Servants Choir & St. Francis Choir Arusha)
2025-06-15 08:00 - 17:00

Men’s Guild Day (Najja)
2025-06-15
Men’s Guild Day in Najja is a special event organized by the Catholic Men’s Guild to celebrate and recognize the contributions of men within the church community. The day typically includes a Mass, where members participate in various liturgical roles such as singing, ushering, and the offertory procession. The event also features speeches, discussions, and activities aimed at strengthening the bonds among members and encouraging them to be exemplary husbands, fathers, and leaders in their communities. The celebration emphasizes the importance of faith, service, and unity among the men of the parish

Ndeeba Centre Day
2025-06-12 08:00 - 17:00

Sappule etandika (Mwezi gwa Nnyaffe)
2025-06-12

St. Joseph the Worker (Labour Day)
2025-06-12
St. Joseph the Worker, celebrated on May 1st, honors St. Joseph, the earthly father of Jesus and the patron saint of workers. The feast day was established by Pope Pius XII in 1955 to emphasize the dignity of labor and the importance of St. Joseph as a model for all workers. It coincides with International Labour Day, highlighting the church’s support for workers’ rights and social justice. The day often includes special Masses, prayers, and reflections on the value of work and the contributions of all laborers.

Parish Choir Executive Meeting
2025-06-09

Youth Pastoral Visit (Kabowa)
2025-06-08 | kabowa church, kampala, Uganda

Divine Mercy Sunday
2025-06-08
Divine Mercy Sunday is celebrated on the first Sunday after Easter, also known as the Second Sunday of Easter. This feast day is dedicated to the Divine Mercy devotion, which emphasizes God’s boundless mercy and compassion. It was established by Pope John Paul II in the year 2000, inspired by the visions and writings of Saint Faustina Kowalska, a Polish nun who received revelations about God’s mercy.
On Divine Mercy Sunday, special prayers, hymns, and readings focus on the theme of mercy. Many churches offer the Divine Mercy Chaplet, a series of prayers asking for God’s mercy on the world. The day is an opportunity for the faithful to reflect on and seek God’s forgiveness, trust in His mercy, and extend mercy to others in their daily lives.

Marie Salome LTV Graduation
2025-06-06
The Marie Salome Leadership Vocational Training Centre (LTV) plays a vital role in empowering young people with practical skills and leadership training. The graduation ceremony is a significant event that celebrates the achievements of students who have completed their vocational training programs. It marks the culmination of their hard work and dedication, preparing them for successful careers and meaningful contributions to their communities. The event typically includes speeches, the awarding of certificates, and various performances, highlighting the students’ talents and accomplishments

Earth Day (Caritas)
2025-06-03
Earth Day, observed on April 22nd, is a global event dedicated to raising awareness about environmental issues and promoting actions to protect our planet. Caritas, a Catholic organization, actively participates in Earth Day by advocating for ecological justice and encouraging sustainable practices. They emphasize the importance of caring for our common home, as highlighted in Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si’. Caritas organizes events, educational programs, and community initiatives to inspire individuals and communities to take meaningful steps towards environmental stewardship

EASTER MONDAY
2025-06-02
Easter Monday is the day after Easter Sunday and is a continuation of the celebration of Jesus Christ’s resurrection. It is a public holiday in many countries, offering a time for rest, family gatherings, and outdoor activities. In some cultures, special traditions and events are observed, such as egg rolling races, parades, and community meals. Easter Monday extends the joy of Easter Sunday, allowing for reflection on the significance of the resurrection and the renewal it brings.

EASTER SUNDAY
2025-06-01
Easter Sunday is the most important and joyful day in the Christian calendar, celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. It marks the culmination of Holy Week and the end of Lent, a period of fasting and penance. On this day, Christians around the world attend special church services, often including the singing of hymns, the reading of scriptures, and the celebration of the Eucharist. Easter Sunday is a time of joy, renewal, and hope, symbolizing Jesus’ victory over sin and death and the promise of eternal life for believers.

HOLY SATURDAY
2025-05-31 08:00 - 17:00
Holy Saturday is the day between Good Friday and Easter Sunday, observed by Christians as a time of reflection and waiting. It commemorates the day Jesus’ body lay in the tomb after his crucifixion. This day is marked by a sense of solemnity and quiet anticipation. Many churches hold a Vigil service, also known as the Easter Vigil, which is one of the most significant liturgical events of the year. The vigil typically begins after sunset and includes the lighting of the Paschal candle, readings from the Old Testament, the celebration of baptisms, and the first celebration of the Easter Eucharist, marking the transition from sorrow to the joy of the Resurrection.

Divine Mercy Novena Begins
2025-05-30 - 2025-06-07
The Divine Mercy Novena begins on Good Friday and continues for nine days, culminating on Divine Mercy Sunday, the Sunday after Easter. This novena involves daily prayers and meditations focusing on God’s mercy, inspired by the visions and writings of Saint Faustina Kowalska. Each day of the novena has a specific intention, such as prayers for all sinners, priests, and religious, or the souls in purgatory. The novena is a powerful spiritual practice for seeking God’s mercy and reflecting on the boundless love and forgiveness offered to humanity.
