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Bishop Banda’s homiliy, Monday, 2nd Week of Lent

February 26, 2018

Today, we seem to have a problem to admit being ashamed of anything. But while shame can be destructive it can also be purifying and transforming. Sometimes when People reject shame they lose all sense of moral right and wrong. However, genuine shame removes pride and it brings about a wholesome humility and honesty in […]

Bishop Banda’s Homily, Sunday, 2nd Week, Lent.

February 25, 2018

Homilies, Sunday, 2nd Week, Lent, Year B 1. In our Gospel reading, we see Christ being transfigured before His disciples. The transfiguration as it were was the turning point in the ministry of our Lord. Until now all was very nice […]

Bishop Banda’s Homily,Saturday, 1st Week of Lent

February 24, 2018

In our first reading Moses reminds the people of Israel to observe their “agreement” with God: “To walk in His ways and observe His statutes, His commandments and His decrees”. At the same time the Moses guarantees the Lord’s support on the people of Israel namely: “To be His treasured people, as He promised you…to […]

Lets generate our own funds – Social Director

February 24, 2018

Catholic Diocese of Ndola Director for Social Programmes and Projects Rev. Fr. Francis Mukosa had a meeting with members of the Justice and Peace Programme on Thursday 22 February 2018. Close to 50 participants attended the meeting. These were drawn from ten (10) deaneries of the Diocese, namely; Bwana Mkubwa, Chingola, Chililabombwe, Kitwe, Kalulushi, Nkana, […]

Bishop Banda’s Homily, Friday, 1st Week of Lent

February 23, 2018

Today, the Holy Father has asked for a special day of prayer and fasting – the world over – for our brothers and sisters in the Democratic Republic of Congo and the South Sudan. Let us all join in this noble request of prayer and fasting so that an atmosphere of peace and understanding […]

Bishop Banda’s Homily, Feast of the Chair of St.Peter

February 22, 2018

Today, we celebrate the Feast of the Chair of St. Peter. The Chair is the symbol not only of authority entrusted to Peter but also of servant leadership. This feast as it were calls to mind to seek to understand its triple intertwined dimensions of revelation, appointment and service. From our gospel passage – there […]

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