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Hujambo! Karibu kwenye kipindi cha Kuthuranira nami Kaari wa Mugendi hadi saba ya mchana.Happy MCM to all men. Wikendi i...
11/05/2026

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11/05/2026

Cake Cutting pale St. Teresa of Child Jesus, Kiambuthi Catholic church to mark International Mother's Day

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11/05/2026

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Hello fellow kenyans and Happy mothers day...Karibu kwa 6PM-10.00PM nami Muriithi Amos dont miss out!wasiliana kupitia...
10/05/2026

Hello fellow kenyans and Happy mothers day...
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Christians have been urged to pray for mothers facing difficulties in marriage, single mothers raising children alone, w...
10/05/2026

Christians have been urged to pray for mothers facing difficulties in marriage, single mothers raising children alone, women preparing for childbirth and couples preparing for marriage so that God may receive and fulfil their needs.

Speaking during a Holy Mass at Ss. Peter & Paul Cathedral Parish, Fr. Lukas Kangerwe said families should remain united in love and hope despite the many hardships they encounter in life.

As Christians marked Mother’s Day, the priest praised mothers for their vital role in shaping society through raising responsible children and nurturing strong families.

He encouraged women to support their families and husbands during difficult moments, saying standing with the family when the husband is unable to provide at a particular time is not a sign of weakness, but an act of love, unity and togetherness.

Fr. Kangerwe also urged mothers to willingly share what they have with their families to promote growth, peace and understanding within their homes.

At the same time, he cautioned women against being the cause of divisions in their families, urging them instead to become a blessing to the children growing under their care.

In his homily, the priest reflected on the resurrection of Jesus and His appearance to the disciples on the road to Emmaus, noting that the disciples had initially lost hope and fled in fear after the death of Christ.

He said the disciples later recognised Jesus after He blessed and shared bread with them, an encounter that restored their faith and courage.

“After recognising Jesus, they returned to Jerusalem to proclaim the Gospel,” Fr. Kangerwe said.

He reminded Christians that challenges are part of life, but should never weaken their faith or stop them from spreading the Gospel.

The priest further encouraged families to embrace transformation and turn their struggles into opportunities for growth and unity while emulating the Holy Family of Mary, Joseph and Jesus, whose life was marked by love and togetherness.

Story by Murithi Henest

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10/05/2026

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Diocese of Embu Bishop Rt. Rev. Peter Kimani Ndung'u has urged women to support families and help nurture responsible ch...
10/05/2026

Diocese of Embu Bishop Rt. Rev. Peter Kimani Ndung'u has urged women to support families and help nurture responsible children for the good of society.

Speaking during a Sunday Mass that coincided with the International Mother’s Day at St. Teresa of the Child Jesus Kiambuthi in Our Lady of Assumption Parish Embu, Bishop Kimani said women play a key role as helpers and pillars of families.

Referring to Biblical teachings on creation and the promise of the Holy Spirit as a helper, the Bishop said men need support from women to effectively serve.

He, however, regretted that some women discourage men during difficult moments instead of uplifting them.

The Bishop challenged both men and women to take responsibility in raising children with discipline, respect and strong moral values.

He expressed concern over the declining appreciation of marriage and family life, noting that many young people of marriageable age were avoiding marriage.

Bishop Kimani further urged Christians to embrace church marriages and criticized the growing trend of some young mothers leaving their children under the care of grandparents instead of taking responsibility for raising them.

He encouraged Christians to remain truthful, uphold family values and stay firm in their Catholic faith.

Very Rev. Fr. Eliud Wanyoike who serves as the Vicar General and the Parish priest of O.L.A parish, Embu praised women for their continued service to the Church and society wishing them a happy International Women’s Day.

Fr. Wanyoike told the congregants that words have power, urging parents to bless each other and their children, rather than curse them.

The liturgy was led by members of the Catholic Women Association (CWA) in the prayer house who cut the cake after the mass to mark their day.

Story by Muriithi Triplem

Good morning! Karibu kwenye Wenye nami Kaari wa Mugendi. We honour our mothers today ; 0700238133Happy Mother's day to a...
10/05/2026

Good morning! Karibu kwenye Wenye nami Kaari wa Mugendi. We honour our mothers today ; 0700238133

Happy Mother's day to all mothers.

"To the world, you are a mother. To your family, you are the world" and "A mother's love is more beautiful than any fresh flower".

Christians have been urged to embrace the virtue of thanksgiving for the blessings they receive from God.Speaking during...
09/05/2026

Christians have been urged to embrace the virtue of thanksgiving for the blessings they receive from God.

Speaking during the silver jubilee celebration of Rev. Fr. Adrian Ireri’s priesthood, the Vicar General of the Diocese of Embu, Very Rev. Fr. Eliud Wanyoike, called on the faithful to remain grateful to God in all circumstances.

Fr. Wanyoike described Fr. Ireri as a humorous and sociable priest who relates well with everyone, saying they had grown together since their seminary days.

He praised the jubilating priest for his dedication to service from a young age and encouraged him to continue serving God’s people faithfully.

The Vicar General assured Fr. Ireri of God’s blessings as he continues with his mission in the church, adding that priesthood is a calling rooted in sacrifice and service.

Fr. Wanyoike further likened Fr. Ireri's ministry to that of Jesus Christ through the Eucharistic celebration instituted by Christ himself.

He urged Christians to cherish Holy Mass and Eucharistic celebrations, saying they unite believers directly with Christ.

Also speaking during the celebration, Rev. Fr. Jeremiah Kinyua described Fr. Ireri as a servant leader committed to sacrifice, development, and community service.

On her part, Embu County Secretary Amy Ruria termed Fr. Ireri a blessing to the church and society, saying his leadership and example continue to inspire many people.

The event was also attended by the Principal Secretary for Health, Mary Muthoni, who urged residents to maintain cleanliness in their homes to prevent common diseases.

She encouraged Kenyans to register for the Social Health Authority (SHA) medical cover and cautioned against politicizing the program, warning that failure to enroll could deny many people access to proper healthcare when in need.

Fr. Ireri thanked all those who attended the celebration, noting that it was through God’s grace that he had reached 25 years in priesthood in good health.

Story by Murithi Henest

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