Bishops’ Gathering and Mass Celebrated by Cardinal Kambanda

Kigali, Rwanda – November 28, 2024 – Today, Kigali witnessed a significant gathering of bishops from across Rwanda, convened to discuss the future of the Church and its role in promoting peace and reconciliation in the region. The highlight of the day was a solemn Mass celebrated by Cardinal Antoine Kambanda, Archbishop of Kigali, at the Kigali Cathedral.

The gathering brought together bishops, clergy, and lay leaders to reflect on the challenges and opportunities facing the Church in Rwanda. The discussions focused on fostering unity, supporting the faithful, and continuing the work of healing and reconciliation in the aftermath of the country’s turbulent history.

Cardinal Kambanda, in his homily, emphasized the importance of faith, hope, and love in overcoming adversity. He spoke about the Church’s mission to serve the people of Rwanda and to be a beacon of light in times of darkness. The Mass was a powerful reminder of the Church’s commitment to peace and justice, and the role it plays in the lives of the faithful.

The event was attended by a large congregation, including members of the local community and visitors from other parts of the country. The presence of Cardinal Kambanda, a respected leader in the Church, added a special significance to the occasion. His message of hope and encouragement resonated with the attendees, inspiring them to continue their journey of faith and service.

The bishops’ gathering and the Mass celebrated by Cardinal Kambanda today were a testament to the enduring strength and resilience of the Church in Rwanda. It was a day of reflection, prayer, and renewed commitment to the Church’s mission of peace and reconciliation.