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1. Priscilla Ify Nnaegbuna

   4 weeks ago

   I read this story of matyrs of Uganda streaming wt tears in my eyes.what a great saints,Despite their ages! Infact i feel bitter and ashame of myself 4d way i ve lived my life b4 now cos i ve bn d complainin and d impatient type in d face of problems. Bt wt their lives am renewed 2day 2face life wt courage,joy,faith and patient no matter d situation. Infact am so happy now.I cant explain d kind of joy that wells up in me now. Oh great matyrs of Uganda pray 4us 2make heaven as u did.

2. Steve

   3 months ago

   I heard this story for the first time in 2012 on WRBH 88.9FM New Orleans, Louisiana, radio for the blind and print handicapped. A welcome story unexpected on the airwaves of this area at the time.

3. Charles Lwanga

   7 months ago

   It has helped me prepare my homily for the Uganda Martyrs day celebration at the Catholic University next week

4. muchoki joseph

   9 months ago

   The information have helped me to learn more about our church Saint

5. WILSON WACHIRA

   9 months ago

   THANKS ALOT FOR PROVIDING THIS INFORMATION. It has not only built my faith and courage to face obstacles and tribulations but also endure my spilitual journey to the end.

6. georgia

   10 months ago

   Oh Uganda martys,pray for us all ,st Jean Mary mzee my patron saint given to mi by my late mum,pray for me dia,am still badly off also pray for my mum's soul

7. namuyomba sarah

   10 months ago

   This is wonderful but seem to be a little bit brief. thanks to the organizers and the publisher of this article. i am so much interested in knowing more about the Uganda martyrs so i still need
   help
   

8. Karen Sayers

   11 months ago

   St. Charles Lwanga and Companions, pray for us! What heroic individuals they are. I have known of these Martyrs for years and never was able to read much about them. After reading their story, I am taking them as my Patrons. Their joy and faith put us all to shame, especially when we get afraid to merely and gently confront a supervisor or co-worker who is using fowl language in our work places. We are so afraid to say it is offensive because we are Christians. I was guilty of that many times because I thought they would judge me on everything if I said I was a Christian and see my hypocracy. Now that I am an older RN, I have many times told doctors and nurses to stop talking fowl language because I don't like it, nor do our patients. I do not tell them I am a Christian unless they ask because I want my actions to speak for themselves. To any nurses or caregivers who might read this, there is a handbook on Divine Mercy Nursing. Just google it and you can order the booklet. It is wonderful. Thanks so much for this article on St. Charles Lwanga and Companions, my new patrons+

9. andrew kapuya

   1 year ago

   we honor you, African Saints Pray for Us.

10. charles luwanga effah duah

    1 year ago

    This name was given to me by our late catechist when they baptized me in the year 1980and, I have now realized why my life is just and fearless in all my decisions.I thank God for my name and I want prayers from st. Charles and all the saint in my academic and marriage life.

11. sabbas nyuysemo

    1 year ago

    thanks alot for this insifht my faith is lifted up

12. Ebenezer

    1 year ago

    Pls st chales lwanga i want u to pray for me upon admission, that God should grant me wisdom, knowledgeand understanding and also should lead me to my surcess.

13. Ben

    1 year ago

    @Bin Kaima
    
    How do you know it's not true about Mwanga? Do you have any evidence to the contrary?

14. Charles Lwange

    1 year ago

    My name is ''Charles Lwange''. The name was given to me by my parents because I was born on 3rd June. Both my parents are Catholics. The name ''Charles'' is actually having a lot of impart on me, because I always stand by the ''TRUTH'' and hates others to be cheated. I am always strong and bold in taking actions against such wicked people. I pray and I ask St. Charles Lwanga to strengthen me to keep protecting the right of the people always. May his spirit shine to me in all my doings. I am happy to read on St. Charles Lwanga today whose name I bear.

15. Henry Gumeni

    1 year ago

    Joseph Mkasa pray for me. I will live to remember your words,A christian who gives his life to God is not afraid to die

16. Joseph Mathew

    1 year ago

    St. Charles Lwanga and the martyrs of Uganda are an inspiraration to the whole world! Please pray for us!

17. Perry Bunda

    1 year ago

    I feel great for Africa that during the early years of spreading the gospel there people of great faith.I challenge all catholics to emulate these martyrs of Uganda.They were not afraid to die because they knew that the soul never die for those who believe in lord Jesus christ.AMEN Zambia

18. nICODEMUS OKUKU

    1 year ago

    Thanks to God for giving the mother church such a wonderful people like the saints of uganda. may their inspiration remain a mark in my heart to sacrifice for faith.St charles lwanga and companion pray for me.Amen

19. gabriel gatdor

    2 years ago

    now i have known more about lwanga am from sudan. school of mine call saint charles lwanga i luv so much .
    thank u

20. Margerit Woldetensae

    2 years ago

    I am catholic, I heard 4 months ago for the first time from a catholic lady about the martyrs. She visited the martyrs of uganda some years ago and she brought holy water with her. The holy water healed a woman with breast cancer. They are saints.

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