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The Diocese of Embu has officially established St. John the Apostle Kangaru Parish, marking the 24th parish in the diocese in what Bishop Peter Kimani Ndung’u described as a Jubilee Year of Hope fruit to the faithful.

The new parish brings together outstations carved from Our Lady of Assumption Embu Parish—including St. John the Apostle Kangaru, Kithungururu Prayer House, St. Joseph Gatunduri, St. Helen Mutunduri, St. Charles Lwanga Kathangari and St. Stephen Kivunguru—as well as Mary Mother of God Mikimbi from St. Thomas More Kairuri Parish.

The St. Thomas Aquinas Chaplaincy at the University of Embu will also fall under the new parish.

Bishop Kimani announced the creation of the parish on Saturday during the official closure of the Diocesan Jubilee Door of Hope at Ss. Peter and Paul Cathedral, Karurina.

Reading the decree of er****on, the bishop said the move was necessitated by the growth of faith and the increasing number of Christians, noting that the parish was established in accordance with Canon Law.

At the same time, the bishop appointed Rev. Fr. Paul Kinyua Nyaga as the first parish priest, assisted by University of Embu Chaplain Rev. Fr. Dr. Joseph Kirimi.

Prior to his new appointment, Fr. Kinyua served as parish priest of St. Joseph Mukasa Mbiruri Parish.

The diocese congratulated Fr. Kinyua and the parishioners, wishing them God’s blessings as they begin this new chapter of pastoral service.

Story by Muriithi Triple M

04/01/2026

The Catholic Diocese of Embu has officially launched the Jubilee Year for the Catholic Men Association (CMA), with Bishop Peter Kimani Ndung’u calling on all Christians—not only men—to become missionaries of hope in families, the Church and society.

Presiding over the launch on Saturday, January 3, 2026, at Ss. Peter and Paul Cathedral Parish in Karurina, the bishop said the CMA Jubilee Year targets all males from the unborn boy child to the elderly, while urging women to walk closely with men and boys in nurturing strong Christian families.

Bishop Kimani emphasized that dedicating the year to CMA does not sideline the girl child, noting that men remain pillars of faith in families, society and the Church.

He announced that the Jubilee Year will be guided by the theme “We walk by Faith not by Sight.”

Although the Jubilee Year was officially launched in January, the bishop noted that activities had already begun last year through boys’ seminars held across the diocese, adding that similar programs will continue throughout 2026 to engage men of different age groups.

He called on other church groups to support and pray for CMA members, observing that strong men contribute to stable families and a well-ordered society.

During the ceremony, Bishop Kimani distributed banners bearing the Jubilee theme to CMA groups from various parishes.

The launch coincided with the symbolic closure of the final Jubilee Door of Hope at the diocesan cathedral, marking the end of the Jubilee Year of Hope activities.

The bishop clarified that the closure was symbolic, stressing that hope itself was not being shut.

Addressing Christians, Bishop Kimani challenged all faithful to remain bearers of hope in their homes and communities, noting that families should be spaces of forgiveness, perseverance and mutual respect.

He acknowledged the country’s challenges, including economic hardship, political polarization, insecurity, corruption, drug abuse, domestic violence and child neglect, and urged Christians to confront these realities by restoring hope in social, economic, health and education systems.

“Children are the hope of our society. We must create structures that guarantee them a better future,” the bishop said, adding that the Jubilee experience had reaffirmed the Church’s mission.

“We have witnessed the power of hope, and therefore all of us are missionaries of hope,” he said.

Story by Muriithi Triple M

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