BISHOP MUHIIRWA CALLS FOR PUNCTUALITY
Bishop Muhiirwa calls for punctuality
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Bishop Robert Muhiirwa of Fort Portal Diocese has called on believers to incorporate punctuality, prayer, attentive listening, and compassionate communication into their daily lives.
Speaking during a special Mass at Katoosa Parish in Kyenjojo District to celebrate the 59th World Communications Day, the bishop emphasized the importance of arriving on time for church services.
The bishop stressed that spiritual growth requires daily commitment to prayer and reflection, which not only strengthens faith but also enhances overall well-being.
He also urged parents to dedicate enough time to their children, cautioning that failure to do so may push them towards negative influences.
Drawing from research in counseling, Bishop Muhiirwa noted that simply listening to someone can be a source of empowerment and healing. He called on parents to be fully present in their children’s lives and foster open communication within families.
The bishop also spoke about the significance of World Communications Day, which was first established in 1967 by Pope Paul VI and has been celebrated annually since then.
