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Monsignor Chinkanda Urges Christians at Mtima Woyera Parish to Be Instruments of Peace

Monsignor Henry Chinkanda has called on Christians at Mtima Woyera Parish to be instruments of peace both in their communities and across the country, drawing inspiration from the Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ.

In his homily during a Mass celebration at the Parish, celebrating their Patron Sacred Heart of Jesus, Monsignor Chinkanda commended the faithful for choosing the Sacred Heart of Jesus as their patron.

He emphasized that every Christian should reflect inwardly and ask themselves whether their heart is pure and whether they contribute peace in their surroundings.

“Today, we must ask ourselves: is my heart pure? What are the things I need to let go of in my life in order to have a clean heart and become a bringer of peace in my life and also to the others.”

Monsignor Chimkanda also urged Christians to pray for peace as Malawi prepares for its upcoming elections.

Meanwhile, Parish Priest for Mtima Woyera, father Innocent Mtapaonga, encouraged unity among the faithful in all parish affairs.

“We have heard much from Monsignor Chinkanda’s homely. Let us take his teachings seriously and strive to bring peace wherever we are even within our Parish.”

Parish Priest for Mtima Woyera, father Innocent Mtapaonga
Rev. Fr. Innocent Mtapaonga, Parish Priest for Mtima Woyera

In his remarks, deputy Vice Chairperson for the Parish Joseph Mwanoka also appealed to parishioners to be selfless and united in supporting the Parish’s growth and development activities.

“As a Parish, we have visions and development goals, such as buying a Parish bus and implementing other projects. For us to achieve these, we must work hand-in-hand and reflect on Monsignor Chinkanda’s message.”

Deputy Vice Chairperson for Mtima Woyera Parish Joseph Mwanoka
Mr. Joseph Mwanoka, the Deputy Vice Chairperson for Mtima Woyera Parish

The Parish community celebrated the feast day with joyful singing, traditional dances, sale of assorted goods, and shared meals, highlighting their unity as one spiritual family.

By Titus Jata Phiri

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