TANZANIA: Diocese of Shinyanga Set for the Installation of a New Shepherd
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| Bishop Elect Msgr Liberatus Sangu |
The Catholic
Diocese of Shinyanga on Sunday 12th April 2015 will get an Ordinary of the
diocese after the ordination of Bishop elect Msgr Liberatus Sangu at the Cathedral of Our Lady of Consolation, Ngokolo in
Shinyanga.
Diocese of Shinyanga on Sunday 12th April 2015 will get an Ordinary of the
diocese after the ordination of Bishop elect Msgr Liberatus Sangu at the Cathedral of Our Lady of Consolation, Ngokolo in
Shinyanga.
Information
received from Shinyanga stated that all necessary preparations have been done
and the diocese has been expecting to receive about 200 guests coming from different
parts of the country and abroad.
received from Shinyanga stated that all necessary preparations have been done
and the diocese has been expecting to receive about 200 guests coming from different
parts of the country and abroad.
Bishop –
elect Liberatus Sangu was appointed by the Holy Father, Pope Francis on 2nd
February 2015. Until his appointment,
the Bishop-elect was an official of the Congregation for the Evangelization
of Peoples at the Vatican.
elect Liberatus Sangu was appointed by the Holy Father, Pope Francis on 2nd
February 2015. Until his appointment,
the Bishop-elect was an official of the Congregation for the Evangelization
of Peoples at the Vatican.
The
Bishop-elect hails from Sumbawanga, Tanzania and was ordained a Priest
on July 9, 1994 in Sumbawanga. He was born on February 19, 1963 at Mwazye, Diocese
of Sumbawanga. After his primary and secondary education in local schools, he
studied philosophy at Kibosho Major Seminary, Moshi and theology at St. Charles
Lwanga Segerea Seminary, in Dar-es-Salaam. He went for further studies in Rome where he studied
Sacramental Theology at St. Anselm Pontifical Athenaeum.
Bishop-elect hails from Sumbawanga, Tanzania and was ordained a Priest
on July 9, 1994 in Sumbawanga. He was born on February 19, 1963 at Mwazye, Diocese
of Sumbawanga. After his primary and secondary education in local schools, he
studied philosophy at Kibosho Major Seminary, Moshi and theology at St. Charles
Lwanga Segerea Seminary, in Dar-es-Salaam. He went for further studies in Rome where he studied
Sacramental Theology at St. Anselm Pontifical Athenaeum.
By Sarah Pelaji, Kiongozi
Newspaper, TEC
Newspaper, TEC
