SV: {UAH} MAN OF GOD FEARS WITCHES LIKE HELL: Archbishop Lwanga speaks out on plot to kill him

Okeya GWOKTO and fellow UAH folks,

Let me try to lead you folks let us not forget that, the late Archbishop of Uganda LUWUM

Janan, later Saint Janan (RIP), though his life was being in danger under Idi AMIN regime

he told the BBC journalists when he was at the Anglican Lambert Conference. He stated

every good people in Uganda continued to murdered in cold-blood and as a Shepard he 

is telling world that it was the British media and its regime that shielded and, or brought

Amin to power.

On returning LUWUM was murdered. The history may be read as it is but be careful young

man.

 

Ocaya  

Den lördag, 23 november 2013 21:21 skrev Gwokto La'Kitgum <lakitgum@gmail.com>:

Archbishop Lwanga speaks out on plot to kill him

Publish Date: Nov 23, 2013

Archbishop of Kampala, Dr. Cyprian Lwanga: "I forgive them." PHOTO(File)/Kennedy Oryema

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By David Lumu

KAMPALA - The Archbishop of Kampala, Dr. Cyprian Lwanga has said that those who have complaints about the operations of Pope Paul Memorial Hotel should write down their grievances so that he can work on them other than plotting to kill him.

It is the first time he has spoken out on the reported attempt to end his life.

There have emerged allegations that a group of workers at the Catholic Church-led hotel and a witchdoctor were clandestinely plotting to kill him over the way he runs the hotel.

Lwanga said: "I forgive them, but they should write their problems down and we shall work on them."

Police is investigating the claims and already some staff at the Rubaga-based hotel and the witchdoctor have been arrested to help with investigations.

Addressing the flock on Saturday at Rubaga Cathedral, Lwanga revealed he has been receiving constant telephone calls from friends and concerned Ugandans over the allegations.

"I told them that I don't know about it. I was not here. I was in Vienna, Austria attending a religion for peace conference.

"There is no one who has ever come to me with an intention to kill me. The problem is with our people – who work at Pope Paul Memorial," he said.

Lwanga was speaking at the Kampala Archdiocesan day celebrations to mark the end of the Catholic faith year calendar and also the 88 years of the Cathedral.

The Ambassador of the Holy See to Uganda, Archbishop Michael Blume led the mass.

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Gwokto La'Kitgum

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