17 MOMBASA PILGRIMS PERISH ON JOURNEY TO SUBUKIA MARIAN SHRINE FOR NATIONAL PRAYER DAY

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Seventeen pilgrims from the Catholic Archdiocese of Mombasa have perished in a road accident while travelling to the 2026 National Prayer Day at the Subukia National Marian Shrine in the Catholic Diocese of Nakuru. The pilgrims, from St. Mathias Mulumba Mikindani Parish, died in the early morning of Saturday October 3rd 2026 in a multi-vehicle […]

ST MICHAEL’S PARISH LANGATA CELEBRATES FAMILY DAY

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St. Michael the Archangel Parish, Lang’ata, celebrated its annual Family Day with Archbishop Philip Anyolo, Metropolitan Archbishop of Nairobi, calling on parishioners to remain united in faith, prayer and service.   His Grace presided over the Mass celebration, concelebrated by scores of priests among them Fr. John Oscar, Fr. In -Charge, and Fr. George Mungai, […]

BISHOP DAVID KAMAU CALLS FOR PEACEFUL POLITICS AS 2027 ELECTIONS DRAW CLOSER.

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The Church has urged Kenyans to reject political intolerance, ethnic suspicion and the use of young people to fuel violence as the country prepares for the 2027 General Election. Speaking during celebrations to commemorate the International Day of Justice and Peace held at Queen of Apostles Parish, Ruaraka, Auxiliary Bishop of Nairobi, Rt. Rev. David […]

BISHOP KAMAU CALLS ON RELIGIOUS SUPERIORS TO SAFEGUARD MEMBERS’ RIGHTS

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More than 173 local superiors of religious institutes in the Archdiocese of Nairobi have been urged to strengthen servant leadership and safeguard the rights, dignity and obligations of religious men and women under their care. Addressing the leaders presents during the annual meeting of local superiors held at the Holy Family Minor Basilica, Auxiliary Bishop […]

ARCHBISHOP ANYOLO CAUTIONS CWA WOMEN AGAINST REDUCING CWA TO A SOCIAL WELFARE

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Archbishop Philip Anyolo has cautioned Catholic Women Association (CWA) members in the Archdiocese of Nairobi against reducing the association to a social or welfare organization stressing that while mutual assistance was an important expression of Christian solidarity, the association’s primary identity remained rooted in faith, prayer, service and participation in the mission of the Church. […]

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