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Bishop Paul Luzinda Kizito Urges Christians to Reject Ungodly Acts and Embrace Spiritual Priorities

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December 28, 2024

Bishop Paul Luzinda Kizito Urges Christians to Reject Ungodly Acts and Embrace Spiritual Priorities

The Rt. Rev. Elia Paul Luzinda Kizito, the retired third Bishop of Mukono, has raised concerns over behaviors that do not glorify God, including gossiping, pursuing same-sex relationships, and prioritizing material pursuits over spiritual responsibilities. He emphasized the need for Christians to focus on their spiritual obligations rather than fleeting pleasures or worldly gain.

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These remarks were delivered during a thanksgiving service for Rev. Ronald Musoke, who serves as a legal officer for the Diocese of Mukono and ministers at Nama Church of Uganda, Kisowera Parish under Bukoba Archdeaconry. The service also featured the baptism of over eight children, marking their initiation into the Christian faith.

**The Rt. Rev. James William Ssebaggala together with Rev Ronald Musoke and his wife.**

Key Messages and Highlights

1. Bishop Luzinda’s Call to Spiritual Prioritization

In his sermon, Bishop Luzinda warned against the growing trend of indulging in ungodly acts for the sake of job security or material wealth. He urged church leaders and elders to implement the teachings they received, reminding them of their divine calling and God’s faithfulness in their service.

2. Baptism Ceremony and Guardians’ Responsibilities

The baptism ceremony, led by Ven. Canon Edward Balamaze Kironde, the Archdeacon of Seeta, emphasized the spiritual responsibilities of parents and godparents. Canon Kironde highlighted the importance of fulfilling vows made on behalf of the children, cautioning against focusing on financial benefits at the expense of spiritual nurturing.

**Ven. Canon Edward Balamaze Kironde, the Archdeacon of Seeta during Baptism Service.**

3. Commendation of Dedicated Service

The retired fourth Bishop of Mukono, The Rt. Rev. James William Ssebaggala, commended Rev. Ronald Musoke for his humility, dedication, and faithfulness. He encouraged believers to remain steadfast in the ministries to which God has called them, regardless of challenges.

4. Call to Support Cathedral Construction

Dr. Livingston Ssewanyana, the Deputy Chancellor of the Diocese of Mukono, urged Christians to support the construction of a new cathedral. He invited everyone to participate in the upcoming Marathon Run, scheduled for the following day, to be led by Bishop Enos Kitto Kagodo.

**Dr. Livingston Ssewanyana, the Deputy Chancellor of the Diocese of Mukono together with hid Dear wife Sarah Ssewanyana the President of Mother’s Union -Mukono Diocese**

5. Gratitude from Rev. Ronald Musoke

Rev. Ronald Musoke and his wife, Florence, expressed their heartfelt gratitude to supporters and mentors, especially Rev. John Musoke of Kisowera Parish, for his guidance and encouragement. They successfully led a fundraising drive to buy windows for the Nama chapel, raising 6 million UGX in cash and 10 million UGX in pledges.