Our Spirituality

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Published: Tuesday, 19 July 2016
Written by Bannabikira Sister

We use the spirituality exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola to assist us find God’s will for us. The Bannabikira are called to find God in every action they undertake, in every apostolate, and in every circumstance, the Sisters seek to discover the hand of God and his generosity. While deeply rooted in Christ, the Bannabikira live the spirit of motherhood.  At the climax of this spirituality is our daily participation of the Eucharist because all we ever aspire for revolve around the daily Mass and adoring Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament.

 Daily Mass

( The daily mass for the Bannabikira sisters is the pivot point in their religious life. )

  Adoration

( Bannabikira Sisters find strengths in adoring the lord in the Blessed Sacramen. )

 

The Blessed Virgin Mary’s Feasts

Mary, the Mother of Jesus, holds a very special place in the Bannabikira’s Congregation. She is the Mother whom every Munnabikira must and should emulate. The Bannabkira earnestly ask Mother Mary to pray for special blessings for humanity and in special way, they present the needs of their benefactors, their families, and the people who pass through their hands…

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Welcome

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Published: Wednesday, 13 July 2016
Written by Bannabikira Sister

The Bannabikira (Daughters of Mary) Sisters Bwanda is a Pontifical reliious congregation of women wihin the catholic church, with members making a vowed commitment o the love of God and their sisters and brothers in need around the world. We are the first Indegenous group of women south of the sahara. The congreation was founded by Arcbishop Henry Streicher on december 3rd 1910 and placed under the patronage of the blessed virgin mary - Banabikira. currently the sisters are working in 16 dioceses in east africa, residing in 75 convents all together.

THE VISION

Women who were founded for an apostolic life and therefore order their whole life for the spreading of the kingdom of God and the salvation of soul.

OUR MISSION

The mission of the Bannabikira Sisters (Daughters of Mary) is to evangelize all people of God in Uganda and beyond through; Teacing catecesis to children, Educating young people in schools and tertiary institutions and Serving and caring for the sick in hospitals and health centres and social work inspired by the spirit of the Motherhood of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

CORE VALUES

Bannabikira Sisters ensure that the following values cement or glue together its vision and mission so as to produce worthwhile results.

  • HUMILITY: Accepting the presence of God in our lives through faith as Mary the mother of Jesus did in her whole life situations, letting the will of  God be done through obedience, self- knowledge and adapation to the acceptable existing context of the time.
  •  FORTITUDE: The Jesus we accepted will in many cases be a "Needy Jesus". Therefore,  we attend to this need with mature courageous love manifested in looking after the sick, children especially under our care, visiting the lonely and old people in villages, serving the sick in hospitals, health centre and communities.
  • SELF DENIAL: In fulfilment of our marternal obligations, we are alert  and awake to the people's needs, ready to alleviate their burdens in all possible ways and caring for their spiritual, intellectual, pysical and social needs. "They have no wine". Without self - denial, there are no means of rendering those services.
  • FRATERNAL CHARITY: Welcoming every person wiht whom we live and work or whom we come across open heartedly, we keep ourselves free from all kinds of rejection, discriminaion or avoidance of people; our only desire is o bring God's life to all

 

 

 

(A Map showing where we have spread)

Catechism

Jesus says to every Munnabikira:
Go, therefore, make disciples of all nations, baptize them in the name of Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teach them to observe all the commandments.” Matthew: 28:20

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Health Ministry

“May they have life to the full”. John:

Health ministry is as old as the congregation itself. Since we are guided by the spirit of motherhood, each Munnabikira Sister must have a basic knowledge of health care.

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Development

In this area the Bannabikira sisters are called to work with women’s groups in clubs, teach in vocational schools, to reach out to children and people with disabilities such as the deaf and mute,

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