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ARU Commissions Chapter Facilitators  

By Benedict Mukoni and Immaculate Tusingwire, MMS The Association of Religious in Uganda (ARU), commissioned Chapter Facilitators on 13 December 2025 at the ARU Secretariat after completing eight weeks of General Chapter Facilitation Training. The commissioning marked an important milestone in strengthening chapter processes within religious congregations. The trained facilitators were both priests and religious

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AAC: SS Empowers Sisters and Commissionsthem to Lead

By Benedict Mukoni The All-Africa Conference Sister to Sister (AAC: SS), in partnership with the Association of Religious in Uganda (ARU), on 21st November 2025, commissioned the first cohort of Sisters from various congregations. This commissioning followed the successful completion of an 18-month leadership course at the ARU Secretariat. The sisters commissioned are to coordinate

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CCCU Strengthens Child Safeguarding Practices with Religious Institutes 

By: Caroline Nansukusa – Case Management Officer (ARU–CCCU) Catholic Care for Children and Child Safeguarding Commit- The visits were conducted at the Uganda (CCCU), a program tees. Emphasis was placed on safe- Generalate or Mother Houses under the Association of the guarding as a shared responsibility of the respective Institutes and Religious in Uganda (ARU),

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Three Years of Healing, Courage and Dignity: The Work of the RSCNI

By Sr. Editrudis Kajuna – OLGC, Project Coordinator, Counselling Hub Over the past three years, since 2023, the Religious Sister Counsellors Network Initiative (RSCNI) has grown into a strong and credible network operating across Uganda, Malawi, and Zambia, with a central Counselling Hub in Uganda and satellite hubs closer to congregations and communities. During this

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