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Monday, December 21, 2009
MWALISU GROUP
Mwalisu Group msanii wa muziki wa Injili kutoka jijini Dar hapa ilikuwa katika harambee ya kuchangia watoto Yatima mkoani Tanga.
UCIP - DOCUMENTS
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English
The International Catholic Union of the Press (UCIP) has been bringing out documents from time to time reflecting on events and policies worldwide. These documents have become a great source of inspiration to journalists and media professionals everywhere. They help towards reflection, analysis and achievement.
A UCIP document is also an instrument to make known the position of the worldwide Union. The general assembly held at Rome in December 2008 decided that UCIP should bring out a document on the theme "Media for Social and Economic Justice", in order to emphasise the importance and role of journalism in finding lasting solutions to problems we all face worldwide.
The theme is highly relevant and timely in these times of financial crisis and world economic turmoil. Following various debates and discussions on various drafts by members from all continents, the General Assembly 2009 adopted the document “Media for Social and Economic Justice” on 31 October 2009 and decided to publish it by Christmas 2009.
Those who prepared this document include national associations of writers and journalists in Europe, Asia, North America, Africa, Middle East, the Caribbean and Oceania as well as professors and experts as well as UCIP general assembly members and specialists worldwide.
English (original): http://www.ucip.ch/do/mje.htm
Français (traduction): http://www.ucip.ch/do/mjf.htm
Deutsch (Übersetzung): Coming soon
Español (traducción): Coming soon
www.ucip.ch
Français
L’Union catholique internationale de la Presse (UCIP), quand cela semble nécessaire, publie des documents concernant des événements et des situations de l’actualité internationale. Ces documents deviennent une source d’inspiration pour les professionnels des médias partout dans le monde et contribuent à la réflexion, à l’analyse et à des actions. De tels documents font aussi connaître la position de l’Union.
Lors de l’assemblée générale tenue à Rome en décembre 2008, il a été décidé que l’UCIP produirait un document sur le thème « Médias pour la justice sociale et économique » afin de rappeler fortement le rôle important du journalisme dans la recherche de solutions durables aux problèmes auxquels nous faisons face partout dans le monde.
Ce thème est tout à fait opportun et actuel en ces temps de crise financière et de trouble économique mondiaux. Après des débats et des discussions, et en tenant compte de plusieurs observations venues de tous les continents, l’assemblée générale 2009 a adopté le document le 31 octobre et décidé de le rendre public pour Noël.
Parmi ceux et celles qui ont préparé ce document, il faut inclure des associations nationales d’écrivains et de journalistes en Europe, en Asie, en Amérique du Nord, en Afrique, au Moyen-Orient, dans les Caraïbes et en Océanie aussi bien que des professeurs et des experts de même que des membres de l’assemblée générale de l’UCIP et des spécialistes à travers le monde.
English (original): http://www.ucip.ch/do/mje.htm
Français (traduction): http://www.ucip.ch/do/mjf.htm
Deutsch (Übersetzung): Coming soon
Español (traducción): Coming soon
www.ucip.ch
English
The International Catholic Union of the Press (UCIP) has been bringing out documents from time to time reflecting on events and policies worldwide. These documents have become a great source of inspiration to journalists and media professionals everywhere. They help towards reflection, analysis and achievement.
A UCIP document is also an instrument to make known the position of the worldwide Union. The general assembly held at Rome in December 2008 decided that UCIP should bring out a document on the theme "Media for Social and Economic Justice", in order to emphasise the importance and role of journalism in finding lasting solutions to problems we all face worldwide.
The theme is highly relevant and timely in these times of financial crisis and world economic turmoil. Following various debates and discussions on various drafts by members from all continents, the General Assembly 2009 adopted the document “Media for Social and Economic Justice” on 31 October 2009 and decided to publish it by Christmas 2009.
Those who prepared this document include national associations of writers and journalists in Europe, Asia, North America, Africa, Middle East, the Caribbean and Oceania as well as professors and experts as well as UCIP general assembly members and specialists worldwide.
English (original): http://www.ucip.ch/do/mje.htm
Français (traduction): http://www.ucip.ch/do/mjf.htm
Deutsch (Übersetzung): Coming soon
Español (traducción): Coming soon
www.ucip.ch
Français
L’Union catholique internationale de la Presse (UCIP), quand cela semble nécessaire, publie des documents concernant des événements et des situations de l’actualité internationale. Ces documents deviennent une source d’inspiration pour les professionnels des médias partout dans le monde et contribuent à la réflexion, à l’analyse et à des actions. De tels documents font aussi connaître la position de l’Union.
Lors de l’assemblée générale tenue à Rome en décembre 2008, il a été décidé que l’UCIP produirait un document sur le thème « Médias pour la justice sociale et économique » afin de rappeler fortement le rôle important du journalisme dans la recherche de solutions durables aux problèmes auxquels nous faisons face partout dans le monde.
Ce thème est tout à fait opportun et actuel en ces temps de crise financière et de trouble économique mondiaux. Après des débats et des discussions, et en tenant compte de plusieurs observations venues de tous les continents, l’assemblée générale 2009 a adopté le document le 31 octobre et décidé de le rendre public pour Noël.
Parmi ceux et celles qui ont préparé ce document, il faut inclure des associations nationales d’écrivains et de journalistes en Europe, en Asie, en Amérique du Nord, en Afrique, au Moyen-Orient, dans les Caraïbes et en Océanie aussi bien que des professeurs et des experts de même que des membres de l’assemblée générale de l’UCIP et des spécialistes à travers le monde.
English (original): http://www.ucip.ch/do/mje.htm
Français (traduction): http://www.ucip.ch/do/mjf.htm
Deutsch (Übersetzung): Coming soon
Español (traducción): Coming soon
www.ucip.ch
Sunday, December 20, 2009
A New Shepherd for Nakuru
His Holiness Poe Benedict XVI has appointed Rev. Fr. Maurice Muhatia Makumba as the new bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Nakuru as communicated by The Apostolic Nuncio to Kenya, His Excellency Archbishop Alain Paul Lebeaupin in Nairobi.
Rev Fr. Maurice Muhatia Makumba was born on May 19, 1968 in Lirhanda, Shibuyi in Kakamega District, to Shiramba Makumba and Rita Mwikali both deceased.
He attended primary school in Lirhanda between 1976- 1982
He went to St. Charles Lwanga Secondary School in Mukumu between 1983 and 1986. A year later he joined St. Mary’s Seminary in Molo. From 1988 to 1989, he attended St. Augustine seminary in Mabanga, where he attained a Diploma in Philosophy.
He attended St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary in 1990 to 1994 and graduated with a diploma in theology and a BA in theology from the Urbaniana University in Rome.
On 7th May 1993 he was ordained Deacon, and on 15 October 1994 Ordained to the priesthood and appointed Assistant parish priest at St. Joseph Cathedral parish in Kakamega where he served for only one year.
In 1995, the Bishop elect, was appointed vice Rector and teacher at St. Peter minor Seminary Mukumu, where he served until 1998. He proceeded for studies at the Pontifical Holy Cross University in Rome, where he attained a licentiate and Doctorate in philosophy. He returned home to be the Vice Rector at St. Augustine Major Seminary Mabanga, a positioned he held till 2005. At the same time he was appointed a member of the college of consulters for Kakamega Diocese.
Between 2005 to 2007 he was the acting Rector and teacher at St. Mathias Mulumba major Seminary in Tindinyo, and since 2007 he has been the Rector at St. Thomas Aquinas Major Seminary in Nairobi.
The Bishop elect who is known to be a strict disciplinarian and a prayerful man, becomes the new shepherd of Nakuru which has been under Bishop Philip Anyolo of Homabay since the departure of Arch- Bishop Peter Kairo in August 2008.
Bishop Elect Muhatia will be the third Bishop of Nakuru, since it creation in 1968. Retired Arch-Bishop Raphael Ndingi Mwana- A-Nzeki shepherded the faithful for over 25 years, next was Arch-Bishop Kairo who was elevated to the Metropolitan Of Nyeri last Year.
Nakuru Diocese cover over 18,342 Square kilometers and has an estimated population of more than 1,588,582. The Diocese which comprises Naivasha, Nakuru, Baringo and Koibatek Districts has an estimated 217,000 Catholics.The diocese has more that 90 priests working in 48 parishes in 8 deaneries.
Rev Fr. Maurice Muhatia Makumba was born on May 19, 1968 in Lirhanda, Shibuyi in Kakamega District, to Shiramba Makumba and Rita Mwikali both deceased.
He attended primary school in Lirhanda between 1976- 1982
He went to St. Charles Lwanga Secondary School in Mukumu between 1983 and 1986. A year later he joined St. Mary’s Seminary in Molo. From 1988 to 1989, he attended St. Augustine seminary in Mabanga, where he attained a Diploma in Philosophy.
He attended St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary in 1990 to 1994 and graduated with a diploma in theology and a BA in theology from the Urbaniana University in Rome.
On 7th May 1993 he was ordained Deacon, and on 15 October 1994 Ordained to the priesthood and appointed Assistant parish priest at St. Joseph Cathedral parish in Kakamega where he served for only one year.
In 1995, the Bishop elect, was appointed vice Rector and teacher at St. Peter minor Seminary Mukumu, where he served until 1998. He proceeded for studies at the Pontifical Holy Cross University in Rome, where he attained a licentiate and Doctorate in philosophy. He returned home to be the Vice Rector at St. Augustine Major Seminary Mabanga, a positioned he held till 2005. At the same time he was appointed a member of the college of consulters for Kakamega Diocese.
Between 2005 to 2007 he was the acting Rector and teacher at St. Mathias Mulumba major Seminary in Tindinyo, and since 2007 he has been the Rector at St. Thomas Aquinas Major Seminary in Nairobi.
The Bishop elect who is known to be a strict disciplinarian and a prayerful man, becomes the new shepherd of Nakuru which has been under Bishop Philip Anyolo of Homabay since the departure of Arch- Bishop Peter Kairo in August 2008.
Bishop Elect Muhatia will be the third Bishop of Nakuru, since it creation in 1968. Retired Arch-Bishop Raphael Ndingi Mwana- A-Nzeki shepherded the faithful for over 25 years, next was Arch-Bishop Kairo who was elevated to the Metropolitan Of Nyeri last Year.
Nakuru Diocese cover over 18,342 Square kilometers and has an estimated population of more than 1,588,582. The Diocese which comprises Naivasha, Nakuru, Baringo and Koibatek Districts has an estimated 217,000 Catholics.The diocese has more that 90 priests working in 48 parishes in 8 deaneries.
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