Our Vision

OUR VISION: THE SALVATION OF SOULS FOR ALL PEOPLES

The Bannabikira walked and are still walking in the footsteps of their Founder. Their vision stems from the vision the late Archbishop Stensera had 117 years ago. While deliberating to establish the Bannabikira Congregation he beautifully wrote to his superiors in 1904: “I would like to start a congregation of native women who would work tirelessly for the salvation of souls with a motherly spirit”

This is how the Bannabikira Sisters participated in the salvation of peoples souls:

From the inception of our Congregation, the Bannabikira Sisters instructed young children, youths, and older people into the Catechism of the Catholic Church.

They prepare the children in schools, young adults, old people and converts to receive the 7 Catholic Sacraments such as Baptism, Marriage etc.

 A sister giving catechism instructions under a tree

The Bannabkira prepare young couples for Church marriage.

 

Bishop Adriane K. Ddungu at the age of bewtween 7 and 9 was taught catechism by Sr. Romualda, Munnabikira.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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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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