OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP - NYAMITANGA CATHEDRAL
ARCHDIOCESE OF MBARARA
HOLY CHILDHOOD SUNDAY AT NYAMITANGA PARISH
LITTLE MISSIONARIES OF HOPE.
ST. HELLENS PRIMARY SCHOOL ON HOLY CHILDHOOD SUNDAY
Welcome to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Nyamitanga Parish – A Home of Faith and Prayer
Nyamitanga Parish is one of the oldest and most historically significant Catholic parishes in the Archdiocese of Mbarara. Its history is closely tied to the spread of Christianity in western Uganda, especially in Ankole.
Rev. Fr. Richard Ssebugwawo
Cathedral Administrator
Message from Our Parish Priest
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,
I warmly welcome you to our parish family. It is a great joy to have you visit our website and share in the life of our Christian community.
Our parish is more than just a place of worship, it is a home where we grow together in faith, hope, and love. Guided by the teachings of our Lord Jesus Christ and the mission of the Catholic Church, we strive to be a welcoming and prayerful community where everyone feels valued and embraced…….
“We are a vibrant Christian community dedicated to worship, service, and spiritual growth. Join us as we journey together in faith, guided by God’s love and truth.”
Our Parish Team
Rev. Fr. Denis Ssebugwawo
Cathedral Administrator
Rev. Fr. John Mugumya
Youth Chaplain
Rev. Fr. Charles Mutabaruka
University of Saint Joseph Mbarara
About the Parish
We thank God for our sister parish, St. Susanna Parish, for walking with us in faith and communion. Through this partnership, we continue to share in the mission of the Church through prayer, solidarity, and mutual support as one family in Christ
Archbishop Lambert Bainomugisha visited the St. Susanna Community in the United States of America, where he was warmly welcomed by members of the community. The visit provided an opportunity for fellowship, prayer, and meaningful interaction, strengthening the bonds between the Archdiocese and its friends abroad. During his time with the community, the Archbishop shared words of encouragement and gratitude, acknowledging their continued support and commitment to faith and service. The visit was marked by joy, unity, and a renewed spirit of collaboration in advancing the mission of the Church.
