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ECHOES OF CATHOLIC SCHOOLS KOLWEZI

Happy New Year 2010. During this year's decline, some Catholic schools have benefited from Kolwezi grace of our Lord God.

This Wednesday, 22/12/2010, Mayor of the town of Kolwezi, Mrs Cime Jinga has launched the construction of new buildings for modern Primary School Mwangeji Mwangeji the village.

Mrs Jinga Cime, Mayor of Kolwezi raises the first stone

Sheltered for generations in shacks, PE Mwangeji has always run in vain behind some hypothetical benefactors.

One day of October, the Director of School and his poor students learned that the Governor Moses passed on the highway, not far from their buildings. As blind the Gospel, the Director and his students ran screaming to the Governor: "Have mercy on us."

While security embarrassed by these "hecklers" wanted them out of the way, Governor Moses saw the signs, "we lack the buildings." Having received the latest information on the actual case of this school (pictures of shacks in support), the Governor has finally decided to build new buildings in the village Mwangeji for this Catholic school.

In his speech for the occasion, the Mayor of the city is back on this episode, which had failed badly for the Director: "I had it for, arrested the coordinator of Catholic Schools." E t the Police Commander of price increases that had the intention to stop the Director, who had exposed students to the road. Nowadays it is rather a day of joy, because through this gesture very daring, the School can benefit from new buildings. The book, which includes 6 local (level) will be conducted by the Enterprise-KARA CONSTRUCTION.

EP Mwangeji Students in a class

Kara Builders and the Coordinator of Catholic Schools

Students, teachers and people of Mwangeji, attending this ceremony, have lived this day like a dream or rather, a rebirth of their neighborhood. But already their village is surrounded by villas that augur a new era: The new town of Kolwezi certainly born from the ashes of the village Mwangeji.

Mwangeji The people attending the ceremony

The EP Mwanga wa Taifa located in the city is unrecognizable Manika today. Formerly comprised of three massive buildings walls cracked and roofless, Mwanga wa Taifa PE was dying.

ECCATH The Coordinator did not want to wait for the manna falling from Heaven, "We must try to take over" The roof work has begun well with our scarce resources . The task seemed impossible, and probably grew in our hearts, when some European visitors accompanied by Salvatorian Fathers passed by our poor starts. Having made inquiries about this work of the Catholic school, they decided to fund total rehabilitation of the school reduced to remnants of former glories: Strengthening the foundation, rebuilding some walls and sealing, painting, roofing, sheet metal, paint ... so much work among others who have transformed from top to bottom PE Mwanga wa Taifa.

Mwanga wa Taifa EP before and after

Today Mwanga wa Taifa, whose Swahili name means "Light of the Nation" sparkles.

One caveat for the moment: Students sit on the floor.

Grand Mwanga School for Girls, in the heart of the city of Kolwezi, had, in turn, work Pharaonic rehabilitation since 2009.

The Provincial Governor at the base of the rehabilitation of the School Sisters of Notre Dame, came into person, June 22, 2010 to celebrate the completion and inauguration of a new era for this great school.

Similarly PE Kanina located in a poor neighborhood in the town of Kolwezi could rejoice if the construction work initiated by the NGO "Solidarity Center" had succeeded.

This school similar to Mwangeji village was targeted by the U.S. NGO Solidarity Center to benefit the construction of new buildings.

Unfortunately for this city, the construction of a school in durable materials have been poorly implemented: some walls have collapsed shortly after construction, the work remained unfinished and Solidarity Center is gone.

population and students seem to be betrayed ... you must think to redo the work or to consolidate.

The Technical College of the City Juhudi Manika held Saturday, December 18, 2010 an open house "for Parents and school authorities, according to the school calendar issued by the Ministry of EPSP (Primary, Secondary and Vocational Education).

Students presented, giving reasons, to reveal their innumerable books to visitors expertise: dresses, skirts, blouses, etc.. have been exposed to the great satisfaction of the public.

Technical High School Juhudi and students

Juhudi The school was founded in 1950 by the Sisters of the Congregation of Notre Dame. Formerly called Institute for Mother Alice, she has organized in its infancy, lessons Household. Subsequently enriched with Section Professional Cutting & Sewing, only in 1990 that is added to the long cycle technology. To date, the school keeps its three branches.

Today the College is led by Sister Ruth Mwatsha. The lack of sewing is one of the difficulties that plague SISTER Prefect.

Children School Guardian "Hakiki SANTIAGO" City MCM Mutoshi received a visit from Father Christmas to close the first quarter, the same Saturday, December 18.

The Children Hakiki

This school has just come into being in September last year and is still in its infancy. But children, beautifully dressed, did not respect them, stammering. They have demonstrated an exceptional eloquence in recitations and games. What has amazed and encouraged parents who are reassured Mutoshi now the right training. The Swahili name of the school "Hakiki" issuing invitations Does not insurance! Thank you Father Christmas or Saint Nicolas (everyone to choose) for gifts made to Hakiki cute.

Alain Ket Kalenda

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The Block East is part of the Parliament Buildings to Ottawa. This magnificent building was built in 1866 and was where the entire public service for Canada was located. Times have changed . This scene takes place in spring when the lilacs are in bloom and while the world rejoices in the riot of colors. Watercolor , 15.5 x 11.5 inches (39 x 29 cm ) .

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Sister Marie-Armelle returned to France

Refund Bishop Christopher Ey, Vicar General of the Diocese of Kolwezi chaired the afternoon of Sunday of All Saints (November 7, 2010), in the Cathedral of Saint Barbara and Saint Eloi, Mass goodbye to the Sister Marie-Armelle. She is a French of the Congregation of Sisters of St. Augustine Canonesses (Sisters of Notre Dame). In addition to a dozen priests concelebrated, many religious people and some pious faithful came to surround the condition of their sister who is preparing to return to France after 33 years of missionary life in the Diocese of Kolwezi.

Sister Marie-Armelle said goodbye this November 7, 2010

The homily of the Vicar General was at pains to highlight both the importance of holiness in human society and the missionary life of Marie-Armelle. Regarding human society, he spoke specifically of Europe, a continent of Sister Marie-Armelle: "Europe wants to get rid of fine Christianity, but not quite achieve because European soil is deeply soaked in blood of Christian martyrs. " As for Marie-Armelle, the Vicar General said in essence that was a true missionary nun leading a life erased but effective. That give the sister who will soon bow out and who was dedicated for so many years of service to our society, Bishop Refund returned to the Gospel of the Beatitudes, "We give the first beatitude (restricted ): a bunch of our poverty. "

After Mass, a festive meeting was held in the evening to Our Lady of Light (Nyumba ya Heri). It was not all the bouquet of happiness as the first gift to Sister Marie-Armelle.

A singing sisters Marie-Armelle Dada

THE SISTER MARY ARMELLE Gourbin

She was born in Hanoi in Vietnam November 18, 1933. She is the daughter of a military officer, Sir Henry Gourbin Adam and Margaret, all French Normandy. She did her primary education at the Ecole Saint Sauveur-le-Vicompte. In 1968, she interrupted her studies because of student revolution. Having resumed his studies at the Legion of Honor in Modern, she obtained her degree in math. She discovered the Sisters of Notre Dame in Saint-Pierre Church. In France, Sr. was a professor of Science, Geography and Maths. She arrived in Congo in August 1971 to Bagdolite, Province of Ecuador where she worked at the Home Office and it assured the catechesis of children in Lingala, "she said. It was in August 1977 she arrived in Kolwezi. A year later, she was surprised by the 6 day war, pitting rebels in Katanga regime Mobutu. In the urn of her memories, she recalls of goods other life events: the massacre ''''Students of the University of Lubumbashi in 1990, the looting of towns in 1991 bridge collapse Lualaba in 1992, the bloody events between Katanga and Kasai (1992-1993): what led occupation of Our Lady of Light (School Mwanga) by displaced Kasai. At that time, Sister Marie-Armelle was Superior of the house. There are also happy events such as celebrations of Jubilees of the Sisters of Our Lady: 50 Years of the presence of the sisters Kinkondja; 50 years of the arrival of the Sisters of Notre Dame in Kolwezi, rehabilitation Building Mwanga by the Provincial Government of Katanga in 2009 and then recently, on 22 and 23 October 2010: Celebration at the Lycée Mwanga, 70-year history of the Congregation of Notre Dame in DR Congo.

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Upon his arrival in Kolwezi, Marie-Armelle is professor of religion at sewing and Technical College of the City Juhudi Manika. Thereafter, she will train religious and inter-religious congregations novitiate of Kolwezi. She formed the Sisters of Notre Dame in various areas: spirituality, music, liturgy, psalms, sewing, etc.. It was Mother Vicar in DR Congo for six years, then head of the House of Our Lady of Light (Mwanga) for several years, responsible ... At the Novitiate Diocese, she worked in several organizations: Committee dislodged in the Kasai, Katanga conflict, team Protocol of the Diocese of Kolwezi ordination Committee, the Diocesan Caritas.

In an interview with the News Editor Kolwezi

In the opinion of all, Sister Marie-Armelle is characterized by his simplicity, his humility, his silence in the performance of different loads. She is a woman of relations, dialogue and listening. Sensitive to the misery of others, her heart was on hand as they say. Tireless worker, she loves the job well done. Called Dada (elder sister, in Swahili) by his sisters, Marie-Armelle had the confidence of all. It remained, therefore, the friend of everyone. Welcome back to France, Reverend Sister. Kalenda Alain Ket.

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11 people killed and thirty others injured

The Provincial Minister and the Mayor attend the worship

The bus crashed and ripped

population Kolwezienne has sat with emotion on Monday, October 25 at the burial of 11 bodies of victims of a serious traffic accident occurred last Friday at the entrance to the town of Kolwezi.

partial coffins

Friday October 22, 2010, around 8:00, the big bus company FALCON back to full speed in Kolwezi sixty workers in enterprises MUMI ( Mu tanda Mi ning) and Bazano. The routine trip turns to tragedy when Falcon faces against a heavily loaded truck beer. All the right flank of the bus is ripped, passenger seats are uncovered: the irrevocable had happened to those workers who were returning from work mining night. There are onsite some dead, others will give up the ghost in hospitals Mwangeji and Gecamines. The final toll was 11 killed and over thirty wounded. The whole city was in turmoil, and the comments come from all sides.

The Mayor, Mrs Jinga Cime, convened the same day the Security Council, bringing together city officials and heads of companies involved in the accident. The first thing the mayor has asked the proven business is to first hold a funeral worthy of such workers died in the service. Following the problem said Madam Mayor, would be examined by the competent bodies (Inspection of Labour, Justice, etc..).

This Monday so that, in the pouring rain, Kolwezi whole has lead to their final resting bodies of the 11 injured Friday. The cult funeral was celebrated in the Temple Methodist Quarter Mutoshi before a large crowd and in the presence of the Mayor of the City of Provincial Minister of Mines, Mr. Juvenal Kitungwa and patrons of Business and MUMI Bazano.

Patterns of Mumia and Bazano

screams, tears, fading of some family members, jostling marked the beginning of the ceremony when, one after another, coffins are brought into the church. Worship is chaired by the Superintendent. Various speeches were delivered funeral. The Director General and Director MUMI Technical Group Bazano, Marcel LENG lamented the sudden loss of people died in the prime of life and assured bereaved families that they will not be abandoned to their fate.

Most victims were young people whose age varies between 27 and 37 years .

They dreamed of a quiet weekend, but the death they encountered on their journey. The mining town of Kolwezi tries to heal its wounds, to dry her tears and hope that all these young people and other anonymous regularly engulfs the earth in her womb did not die for nothing. Alain Ket Kalenda

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THE VICAR APOSTOLIC OF COMOROS ISLANDS OF VISITS KOLWEZI

Monsignor Charles Mahuza Yava, Vicar Apostolic of the Comoros, was hosted this Saturday, October 9, 2010 at National Airport Kolwezi.

At its off the plane in front of a crowd and delirious, Monsignor Charles bowed to the ground kolwezien and kissed him affectionately. It was visibly surprised by the crowd of priests and religious, faithful anonymous and folk groups who wanted a warm welcome to this son of newly elevated to bishop by Pope Benedict XVI on behalf of Comoros. After the walkabout the airport, the long procession of vehicles assumed leadership of the city where the students waited with in hands of pennons white. shouting chants, cheers accompanied Monsignor Charles to the diocese. This is where Bishop Nestor Ngoy, Bishop of Kolwezi surrounded by the diocesan curia and leaders of congregations, has received in turn and offered refreshments visitor. Before taking his rest, the host of the Comoros had to present his respects to the Mayor of the City of Kolwezi. Both personalities know long.

Bishop Charles Mahuza the Bishop of Kolwezi

This day was just a prelude to Eucharistic celebration which was to ensue the next day (Sunday, October 10, 2010). Christians had indeed made an appointment to Marian Field where the Vicar Apostolic read his mass of infancy. It was a Mass of thanks to the Lord, like the Gospel of this Sunday where the ten lepers healed, one of them returned to thank Jesus . Thanksgiving is a sign of faith (happy coincidence of readings and festive day). During his homily, Monsignor Charles showed, among other things, he was appointed by the Pope for a land where 99% population are Muslims, where it is not convert and he deals only with a few foreigners. Is a Bishop for a human community like this, wondered Monsignor Charles. Yes, he answered himself, the Lord's ways are unfathomable: there he is sent to the Church of Jesus gradually be built and grow. The Christians of the Comoros, as minority as they are, provide a presence where the love of Jesus Christ remains active. Comorians are Muslims by birth, is the law. But sometimes they just take a look at our Christian worship. Y-will it ever be, Freedom of religion in Comoros? In any case, the grain is sown with the "Diocese embryonal" led by Monsignor Charles Mahuza, whose motto is "go further". In his speech at the end of the Mass, the Bishop of Kolwezi, Bishop Nestor Ngoy blessed Heaven for the wonders that God performed: no one could dream or scheduled event a few months ago, neither Monsignor Charles nor anyone else, is the plan of God alone, "said the Bishop of Kolwezi. God says Monsignor Charles, not only to the Church of the Comoros, continued, Bishop Nestor, but to all humanity. He finally listed the signs of divine providence Archbishop Charles: Charles Mahuza was one of the first Salvatorian Congolese priests, he was the first Provincial Congolese Salvatorian, first Vicar Apostolic of the Comoros, first son of the soil to take the Episcopal purple, and in a word game fun, the Bishop of Kolwezi launches and concluded: "Yava go further, ad multos annos."

Mahuza Archbishop Charles will visit his native village Sandoa before returning to celebrate its beginnings in Cathedral Lubumbashi 7 November next.

L E FIRST APOSTOLIC VICAR OF THE COMOROS ARCHIPELAGO

The 1 st May 2010, His Holiness appointed Father Mahuza Yava as the first Vicar Apostolic of the Comoros and Mayotte (Indian Ocean). Episcopal ordination took place June 19, 2010 in Moroni hands of His Excellency Bishop Denis Wiehe, Bishop of Port Victoria, Seychelles and Conference Chairman Bishops of the Indian Ocean (CEDOI).

the field Marian

Fr Charles Mahuza Yava, SDS was born July 29, 1958 in the territory of Sandoa, Diocese of Kolwezi, Democratic Republic of Congo. He is a member of the Society of the Divine Savior. He did his novitiate in Tanzania, he studied philosophy and theology at Kolwezi, in the Franciscan seminary Blessed John XXIII. He made his perpetual profession at Kolwezi September 8, 1991. He was ordained priest in Sandoa May 8, 1993 by HE Monsignor Songasonga. He served the following charges : 1993-1994: Parochial Vicar at Christ the King in the territory of Ntita Kapanga, 1994-1995: Studies Spirituality Centre Sevres in Paris, 1995-2000: master of novices at Kolwezi and Then in Lubumbashi; 1997-2003: Vicar Provincial; 2000-2003: Dean of Students; 2003-2009: Provincial Superior of the Vice Province Congolese for two successive terms in the second term, he is rather Provincial Superior of the Province of Salvatorian Africa (2006-2009); since 2010: parish priest in Moroni (Grande Comore). The new Apostolic Vicariate of the Comoros covers an area of about 2033 km2 with a population of 800,000 inhabitants. There are 6,000 Catholics in 3 parishes. Apostolic Administration of the Comoros Islands (1975) has been entrusted for decades to the Friars Minor Capuchin. In 1998, as the apostolic personnel were less likely it is passed to the Society of the Divine Savior (Salvatorians).

June 21, after the episcopal ordination, Bishop Charles was received by the Head of State of the Comoros.

Abbé Alain Ket Kalenda

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exploitation of mineral resources in Kolwezi: TOWARDS THE CREATION OF A FORUM FOR CONSULTATION. Back to School in

CERN delegation and chiefs of Kolwezi

The CERN (Episcopal Commission for Natural Resources), led by the Episcopal Secretary, Mr Henry MUHIYA, began last week visit the various protagonists in the operation mining in Kolwezi. It was for her to present the local members of the Observatoire de la CERN in Kolwezi. The visit took place including from the Mayor, Mrs Jinga Cime, with leaders of some mining companies, SAESCAM, Civil Society and chiefs. Wherever the delegation of CERN has been received, Mr Henry Muhiya wanted to build bridges for collaboration with all of the Observatory. He particularly emphasized the dialogue between institutions and also the exchange of information. Which ultimately lead to exploitation rational and soothed our wealth. The CERN exerts its advocacy at different levels, "said the Secretary of the Episcopal Commission: At the international level, at the governmental level and the level of the population. The first two levels are instances of decisions that often are taken unbeknownst even to the detriment of the base (the population level). Thus our country is declared to be extremely rich but with a population counted among the poorest in the world. This is abnormal, "said Henri to his interlocutors successive Muhiya.

Approach of the CERN was considered by all as relevant and important. Madam Mayor of the City Centre has encouraged and asked to put "the right man in the place it takes", otherwise it would be an organization name, with no impact and clumsy.

Civil Society, on this field and who work in this area already well known by acts of the population, could only join in this initiative. The Executive Secretary of this structure stressed that the town of Kolwezi is enthusiasm to build on a powder keg : if we are not careful, you run into a real danger of fighting forms. He spoke in particular miners artisans, these young people that the multinational force to clear out regularly mining sites, according to circumstances. This population group is a group heterogeneous, composed of people from different backgrounds. On several occasions, clashes broke out between miners to law enforcement. The road-Likasi Kolwezi was sometimes occupied by these miners, preventing any movement of automobiles. It has sometimes lamented death or fire, here and there ... And today, yet swell the discontent everywhere and revolts of the diggers that the authorities try to control as best they could multiply.

Given this situation, the Partnership is negotiating a Cooperation Forum. The CERN supports this idea that together we can achieve the creation of a mediation framework that would have members, besides the Authority and the Urban Services-State, Civil Society and the Observatory CERN, the diggers, enterprise unions, the representative of traditional leaders ... In a better time, the Forum will be in place and will be essentially a framework for preventing and resolving conflicts .

The meeting with traditional leaders, headed by their President, the Chief Mwamfwe confirmed the concerns that exist in this town of Kolwezi. They especially criticized the lack of consideration they are subject from the mining company. Heads of land can be moved by corporate interests. Transferring the land to which end? Or, that mining companies and traditional leaders are found in the right of others, they questioned. Traditional leaders of Kolwezi can not tolerate the supremacy of the mining code on the land code. They call for an end of the grid from their land offices in Kinshasa and the United States, without consulting them. They argue vehemently that all mining contracts should be revisited so that the people of Kolwezi to find their accounts.

short, the parties involved aspire to this Forum and the creation of a permanent framework for dialogue and information. It is this desire that was fueled especially by the activities at CERN from 16 to 18 September. Kalenda Father Alain Ket.

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KOLWEZI

BACK TO SCHOOL KOLWEZI: PARTNERS IN EDUCATION ODDS.

Back to school in Kolwezi has not been effective this Monday, September 6, 2010. teachers and Kolwezi District Lualaba have not yet been paid for the months of July and August. Under paragraph 8 of the MoU sanctioning, August 20, 2010, after negotiations between the Government and the Inter-Faculty of Congo, the Synergy Unions Kolwezi teachers asked "comrade teachers" not to resume the journey to school the scheduled day of school. Point 8, in effect, stipulates that the Government undertook to make payment of salaries for the months of July and August before September 6 to ensure a calmer school year.

The paradox is that the Government seems to have kept his word: salaries of teachers have been transferred to the usual account of TMB Bank. But it said missing cash and has been for some days. What irks teachers that TMB / Kolwezi repeats the same refrain every month focusing instead pays Mining Enterprises.

The confusion lies in the application of paragraph 8: therefore many observers are wondering, which is directed against this strike? Against Government? Against parents who nevertheless have already paid the famous FIP? Against the school authorities of Katanga Province educational IV? Against the City of Kolwezi TMB Bank or cons? The quarrel seems size: nervousness parents is palpable. Civil authorities and school involved somehow to bring back "the right" teachers. They do not want to be convinced that by a single argument: the money in July and August no matter how guilty they are familiar actor, TMB.

wake up, this Monday, September 6, 2010 the blue and white reappeared on the sidewalk. At school, where they arrived, they simply do not understand what was happening. Some teachers still present in some schools dared not pronounce the word traitor to strike at these innocent children.

The Inter Kolwezi held its meeting this afternoon: "Teachers will be well and truly in the schools tomorrow, Tuesday 07, but they remain inactive . This is the statement we received from spokesman. In addition, the Unionists ask to be escorted to the City Council and, if necessary, TMB Bank by the Head of Division of EPSP Katanga IV and other managers (Assistant Proved and Coordinators of Schools). Why? A series that has not yet said its last word.

Abbé Alain Ket Kalenda, Kolwezi.

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Here's another one up there Roddick Lake (Big Round Lake), The On The small pergola Bridge Gives this site has special character. Oil painting on panel , 16 x 20 inches (40.6 x 50.8 cm).


Here is another unique place on Roddick Lake (Big Round Lake). The pergola over the deck gives a special character to this place. Oil Painting, 16 x 20 inches (40.6 x 50.8 cm).

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The first centenary of the Catholic Church in Lubumbashi was celebrated this Sunday, August 15, 2010 Building on June 30 The Mass lasted nearly seven hours was chaired by the Archbishop, Monsignor Floribert Songasonga Mwitwa. Around him, several other bishops from Europe or Dioceses of Katanga and one hundred priests concelebrated Mass in front of this big over 50,000 faithful. All in the same fervor prayed and sung to give thanks to God for His countless blessings granted to the Archdiocese for a century. The preaching of the Archbishop, based on the readings for the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, has shown that the victory of Mary our Mother the sky before the forces of evil is that of the Church in her struggle against the various book forms of sin and against the darkness. As the Blessed Virgin, the first missionaries fought against adversity, braving all kinds of obstacles: hunger, disease, fatigue or discouragement. The fight against the forces of evil must continue today. If we rely on Christ, our Church will triumph. To do this, Christians are invited to spend a "folk belief" to a faith commitment concrete, a faith that produces works and resists any form of idolatry. In 100 years, concluded the Archbishop, the Church Lubumbashi is growing. He urged the Assembly to entrust the future of the Diocese and the DR Congo in the hands of the Virgin Mary.

Mass has continued in the same joy. And timing of offerings showed serious preparation of the faithful for this event in the Centenary Mass: Apart from the various in-kind donations, 9 motorcycles, dozens of bicycles, freezers, a plastic tank with a capacity of 1000 liters, a cow slaughtered were presented ... at the altar.

At the end of the Mass, Christians oppressed by the sun, but no less attentive, and decided to go through, listened to keynote rivers: The Reverend Father Abbot Representative the European Commission Delegation to the Abbey of St. Andrew was the first to speak. He traced the history of moving the foundation of the Diocese of Lubumbashi by the Benedictines, when there were only bush on the current site is built where the city of Lubumbashi. Lions the woodland of this area had landed another lion came from Europe, this one: Don Jean-Felix De Hemptine, nicknamed "The Lion of Katanga." He arrived in this country with four companions. He was consecrated bishop in 1932. Then an Abbot read the message of the Prefect of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples. It has essentially paid tribute to missionaries, to the Archbishop and the Bishop Coadjutor, Priests and catechists for the work of evangelization completed. He called the Church of Lubumbashi in the "evangelization of culture." This was followed by the message of CENCO, the Episcopal Conference of Congo, read by the Presidential Envoy of CENCO who desired among other things, a new purchase from the Archdiocese of Lubumbashi for second century. Taking his turn to speak, the governor of Katanga, Moise Katumbi Mr. Chapwe expressed pride for the work done by the Catholic Church in Lubumbashi. He did not fail to note that the work done by Bishop De Hemptine is immortalized, recently, by the renaming of Avenue Tabora become, "Bishop Avenue De Hemptine. 1 st Vice Minister and Minister of Interior, Representative of the President of the Republic has extended the policy of the President and delivered three messages from him: message of peace, message of the Reconstruction DRC around 5 yards and message of consolidation of democracy in the DRC. He announced that a Prado Jeep is hosted by the President of the Republic to the Archbishop Lubumbashi. Finally, it is the Archbishop himself who should close the series of speeches: he delivered a message of thanksgiving to God, missionaries and other agents of evangelization, to all men and all women who supported the work begun by the Benedictines. He recognized the beneficial and multifaceted cooperation shown by the contribution of traditional leaders, politicians, business leaders, industrialists, etc.. In turn, he related history of the evangelization of the Archdiocese Lubumbashi. He then enumerated the challenges facing the Church during the second century: the challenge of training for church personnel, a challenge for the laity, the challenge of inculturation, the challenge of hardware support, the challenge establishment of new parishes, Challenge of Justice, Peace and Reconciliation, the challenge of collaboration between different congregation, challenge of collaboration between religious and secular, new movements challenge of ecumenism, full development challenge rights. Given all that the Archbishop has announced in the coming years, a second Diocesan Synod of the Archdiocese in order to define the main directions in pastoral centennial starts today.

A Brief History of the Archdiocese of Lubumbashi.

The decree of August 6, 1910 erected the Apostolic Prefecture of Katanga. She was entrusted to the Benedictine Abbey of Saint Andrew. On 29 September 1910, the first delegation of Benedictine trampled the ground of Katanga and began camping in Elisabethville (Lubumbashi). It consisted of Don Jean De Hemptine and his companions Brother Joachim, a Swiss; Hidesbald, a Belgian Marc de Montpellier. They made their entrance by the city of Cape Town in South Africa. Two key objectives animating the Benedictines, namely: to establish an abbey in Africa and evangelize the native population. On the Benedictines Elisabethville will attempt a deep penetration in Katanga and create a post Nguba to 220 km from Lubumbashi, "a wonderful place," wrote Bishop From Hemptine. Then they dived into Kansenia and it created a mission. The grace of God helping, several other missions will be born: Mwadingusha La Moera, Kapiri, Likasi Fungurume, Tenke, Kapolowe. A Elisabetville the foundation stone for the construction of the Cathedral was laid June 6, 1921. It was opened to Kapolowe where the first monastery in 1930 (the Priory of St. Gerard). He moved first to Kansénia before implementing it permanently in 1965 on the site Kiswishi. Bishop was consecrated Bishop Of Hemptine in 1932, this pioneer of the Church of Lubumbashi will devote all his energies to the evangelization of the Archdiocese and the founding of missions in the country entrusted to him by Rome.

On February 10, 1958 Monsignor died unexpectedly in Elisabethville. Faith and bravery marked man, "he had a faith to move mountains, and he moved a lot, noted in his speech with humor, The Reverend Father Abbot Representative of the European Delegation Abbey of Saint Andre. " Father Cornelius succeeded De Hemptine and will be the first Archbishop of Lubumbashi. In 1967, Cornelius resigned and the pastor of St. Peter and Paul Cathedral, the Rev. Eugene Kabanga Songasonga son of this region, was consecrated bishop and appointed Archbishop. The author of "I am a man" was a mighty apostle of Jesus: his writings and his preaching countless percussion will lead the Church of Lubumbashi in the path of inculturation. After his resignation, Archbishop Floribert Songasonga was appointed Archbishop in 1998. Two years later, in 2000, Monsignor Eugene Kabanga dies. Monsignor Floribert Songasonga will experience a few years later, the need to help with this apostolic task of leading the Church in Lubumbashi. Thus, Tafunga Monsignor Jean-Pierre was appointed Coadjutor Bishop of Lubumbashi, in 2009. Centennial celebration marks a new beginning for the Church of Lubumbashi. Much is still to be done, the currency Centennial calls us: "Ite in and your Vineam meam," "Go, you also into my vineyard. "

; ; Abbé Alain KET Kalenda

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Entrance to Bay Paul / The entrance to the Bay Paul

This is a lovely spot on Lake Roddick. It's at The Entrance to Bay Paul. Oil painting on panel, 12 x 16 inches (30.5 x 40.5 cm).

Here is a nice place on Lake Roddick. It was at the entrance to Paul's Bay. Painting à huile, 12 x 16 pouces (30.5 x 40.5 cm).

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Farmhouse near Farrellton / House campaign nearly Farrellton

When I drive up the Gatineau Valley from Ottawa-Gatineau, I see plenty of lovely landscapes to admire. I like to slow down a little so that I can appreciate some of them. This painting is of a farmhouse off Highway 105 near Farrellton, Quebec. The fields around it change colour with the season as do the hills in the background. Oil painting on panel , 16 x 12 inches (40.5 x 30.5 cm).

Quand je conduis dans la Vallé-de-la-Gatineau d'Ottawa-Gatineau, je vois beaucoup de beaux paysages à admirer. Je tiens à ralentir un peu afin que je puisse apprécier certains d'entre eux. Ce tableau est d'un ferme près de autoroute 105 à Farrellton, Québec. Les champs autour de lui changent de couleur avec la saison comme les collines en arrière. Peinture à huile , 16 x 12 pouces (40.5 x 30.5 cm).

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REHABILITATION OF THE ROAD-KOLWEZI Likasi FINALLY.

This Tuesday, June 22, 2010 the population of the town of Kolwezi was given an appointment instead Mwangeji at the entrance of the city, to meet the Governor of the Province of Katanga, Mr. Moses Katumbi Chapwe. The Governor came to the first sod for work to drive in three years to rehabilitate the road from Kolwezi, Likasi. If it is still early to say, finally, nevertheless assured that the dream could become reality were given by the discourse of Chinese Engineers Society CREC selected following a tender launched by act of the Provincial Parliament. The Chinese talker, who wished to speak in his own language before a translator can we deliver the message, really wanted to convince the audience kolwezien amused by this impenetrable language and unusual. "The work will be done properly and with skill, said the Chinese expert in substance."

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The speeches of Governor and Provincial Minister of Infrastructure have wanted more explanatory: the Minister for Infrastructure described including the technical aspects of the construction of this road, he revealed the other sites involved in the commitment of the Provincial Government for road repair: In addition to stretch-Likasi Kolwezi, eight bridges will be rebuilt with a large bridge Lualaba River, roads leading to Kabondo-Dianda through Lubudi, twenty-five kilometers into the town of Kolwezi ... Apparently the roads to and within the District Lualaba are not on the agenda. The governor, meanwhile, stressed the need perceptions that occur at tollbooths. They are, among others, the source of funding work to be undertaken for the rehabilitation of roads. He condemned the greed of those who once filled their pockets with money collected at these toll booths, mainly Kasumbalesa. He discussed other topics of social interest before visiting the engineering works which are at the Rond Point Malou and ISTA (Institute of Applied Technology). Finally he cut the ribbon at Mwanga Secondary School where the repair business since June 2009 had just ended: Mwanga now shines a thousand lights to deserve its name of Our Lady of Light.