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Kombas Santo Fransiskus Asisi Digikaimani holds spiritual preparation for Feast Day
The Santo Fransiskus Asisi Digikaimani community at St. Peter Mauwa Parish held a retreat and Requiem Mass on Saturday, October 3, 2026, to prepare for their patron saint's feast day.
The retreat included sessions led by Deacon Markus Auwe and Yulianus Tebai. The presentations focused on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, the mission of disciples, and the importance of building brotherhood within the Church and society. The speakers connected these themes to the spirituality of Santo Fransiskus Asisi, encouraging the community to practice service, peace, simplicity, and care for others.
Following the retreat, Deacon Markus Auwe led a Requiem Mass to pray for deceased family members and community members. During the service, Martina Pigome read the scripture and Marten Dogomo delivered the sermon.
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