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DAY OF CATHOLIC EDUCATION, THE DEPUTY MAYOR TOOK PART IN THE PARADE AND THE MASS OF STUDENTS AND TEACHERS.

The Deputy Mayor of the city of Kolwezi, Mr. Kapenda wa Kapenda Deodat attended the Pentecost Mass celebrated at the JEC and the parade on Avenue of the church located between the College and the Cathedral. He was accompanied by Mayor of the Municipality of Dilal. In his speech after the Eucharistic celebration, the Mayor praised the Catholic school since the accession of our country's independence, fifty years ago. He urged all teachers to resume the path of ethical, moral and religious guarantees of a happy future of our youth. Arrived early, around 8:00, it was only around 15:00 he left.

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DAY OF CATHOLIC EDUCATION, THE ADDRESS OF COORDINATOR OF DIOCESAN ECCATH / KOLWEZI

Before the final blessing of the Mass, the Diocesan Coordinator gave this speech for the occasion as we take verbatim:

SPEECH BY THE ABBE COORDINATOR ON THE OCCASION OF THE DAY CATHOLIC EDUCATION JEC 2010
Mr.
The Deputy Mayor of the City of Kolwezi

Most Rev. Bishop prevented

Mr. Mayor of the Municipality Dilal
Mr.
the Responsible Education Katanga IV

Reverend Fathers, Reverend Abbots, Reverend Sisters, Distinguished Guests

your respective capacities,

Heads of Establishments,

Dear Teachers,

Dear Students,

The Feast Day of Catholic Education is doubled this year to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the accession of our country to its independence.

In this celebration, we want to express our joy of belonging to this great country and also our pride in being teachers and educators in Catholic schools who have contributed for many years to train cadres of our nation.

is also for us in this day marking the end of the course, the opportunity to give thanks to God for the countless blessings He has given us throughout this school year 2009-2010, which draws slowly retires.

Distinguished guests,

The celebration of the fiftieth anniversary we impose a duty of memory the evolution of our schools in this country.

Upon arrival of Franciscan missionaries in the present Diocese of Kolwezi, they built schools in all missions. These are the missionaries who ran their schools. By the 1950s, the church hierarchy appointed school administrators. R. Father Ignatius Vercruyssen was one of those directors. He was later replaced by the RP Van Der Horst Gaston. This became the Inspector of Catholic Schools Mission Kolwezi Zairianization until 1974.

In 1974, the policies of former President of the Republic, Mobutu Sese Seko hardens into disfavor churches and especially the Catholic Church. That is why the political authorities of that time confiscated our schools and education entered the catacombs and became a monopoly of the State, to devote his secularism, replaced in the same year, in all our schools the current religion by the Education Policy (the Mobutu) and the cross of Jesus Christ gave way to the portrait of Mobutu. Since then, we saw schools deteriorate.

In 1977, Mobutu was forced to see its failure in the management of schools, he resolved surrender them to us, but in particularly miserable. We then signed a management agreement between state schools and Zairian Catholic Church. R. Father Van Der Horst Gaston will be the first Coordinator of Catholic Schools of Kolwezi after the signing of this Convention.

Then the church should get back to work not only to rehabilitate the infrastructure severely damaged by the MPR, but also to try to transform the mind. Arduous task, which we get down to today. Evil Zaire was very deep, he continued, in fact, until the Congolese present and rooted.

As Congo prepares to celebrate in a few weeks, the fiftieth anniversary of his accession to national sovereignty, it is more important to commit ourselves to a qualitative change in our teaching. You may say that it is the creed that keeps coming into the mouth of the Congo for years, but without changing anything! This admission of impotence is contradicted however by the efforts, however small they are, men and women who daily perform their teaching duties with dedication, loyalty and courage. It is with those that better tomorrow can be considered. And finally, everyone is invited to take the train of change for our schools if we love our country: political and administrative authorities, churches, school hierarchy, Business, business people and parents, we all have a role to play in the emergence of a brilliant education in Congo. Hope eve in our hearts the hope that students will become better and smarter than they are today, hope that parents will no longer pay the AFP, the source of many problems, hope that teachers, Professors and Heads of Institutions will only become more corrupt by their students or they will ask them not unduly money. Have I dream ... would say Martin Luther King. We believe, when we embark on the path Centennial (God we do happen!) That our hope will one day become a reality.

Distinguished Guests,

Finally, I will congratulate all those who have received the sacraments today, to thank, on behalf of His Grace Bishop, all authorities both local and provincial and national level that have occurred for education in our diocese. We thank all men and all women of goodwill who have helped us this school year, I think particularly the Salvatorian Fathers and benefactors in Europe for their substantial contribution to the rehabilitation of the EP in Mwanga Wa Taifa Complex Tupendane school.

Thank you all who have come to celebrate the JEC with us, thank you to those who have worked on this particular day the various committees of the JEC.

ask God's blessing for our education in the Congo.

Happy birthday to everyone!

Kolwezi, May 22, 2010
Abbé Alain Ket
Kalenda

Diocesan Coordinator

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Catholic Education Day 2010 at Kolwezi, the Eucharistic celebration.

YCS 2010 has coincided with the feast of Pentecost and has also integrated the Jubilee anniversary of Independence of the Democratic Republic of Congo . The sacraments of baptism, confirmation and Eucharist given to 98 students of the School Umoja, College of Blessed John XXIII, Saint Luke Institute and St. Charles Lwanga added to the festival a special note of joy. Besides the multitude of different students in our schools, authorities civil Hierarchy school educational Katanga Province IV, several guests, men and women religious, parents and anonymous Christians came to attend the mass in the joy Blessed John XXIII College.

In the absence of His Excellency, Bishop Nestor Ngoy, the Mass of the day was chaired by the Coordinator of Catholic Schools under agreement, Father Alain Ket which was surrounded several diocesan priests and congregations. Started at 8:30, Mass ended at 13:00 with speeches from the Deputy Mayor of the City speech and the Diocesan Coordinator of the Abbot.

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The Catholic Schools of Kolwezi town celebrated with pomp Day of Catholic Schools (YCS)

The Feast of the JEC, the Catholic Education Day was celebrated with pomp this Saturday, May 22, 2010 by all Catholic schools in the town of Kolwezi. This day, held inside the College Blessed John XXIII, was marked by:

• A Eucharistic celebration during which the sacraments of baptism, confirmation and eucharist were conferred on students prepared during the school year

• A parade of schools, enhanced by the band and the cheerleaders of the mining company Gecamines

• A refreshment offered to our guests in the Great Hall of the college,

• And finally, sporting events for girls and boys: The Winner Umoja School Daughters of the Institute Tupendane was crowned champion of the year, while among boys, the match which ended with zero at the end of regulation time and penalties will be replayed later.

• The next day (Sunday, May 23), all teachers and headteachers Catholic schools have found themselves in the great hall to celebrate High School Umoja to close the manifestations of JEC by a family dinner and dance .... They were more than 800 people.

The Feast of the JEC in Kolwezi is celebrated on the weekend of the last week of school during the national calendar. It is preceded by many months ago to organize a sports league in the disciplines of basketball for girls and football for boys and girls. Similarly, several cultural activities were held including the theater, lectures, poetry recitation and dance. From stage

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The ACEAC ORGANIZED A WORKSHOP GOMA MEDIA BURUNDI'S CATHOLIC OF THE DR CONGO AND RWANDA

Delegate of the Ecclesiastical Province of Lubumbashi, I was sent by His Excellency Bishop Fulgence Muteba, to take part in a seminar-workshop organized by ACEAC (Association of Episcopal Conferences of Central Africa) to Goma from May 9 to 12 The delegations of the three countries that make up the ACEAC were present:


1. The Delegation of the Catholic Bishops Conference of Burundi (Cecab) with 4 members;

2. The Delegation of the National Episcopal Conference of Congo (CENCO) composed of 7 members;

3. The Delegation of the Episcopal Conference of Rwanda (CEPR) with 3 members.

ACEAC The Office was represented by the Secretary General of the ACEAC, Father Edward Mombili and his assistant. And finally, the Expert on elections, Mr Henry Muhiya role was the animation of this workshop.

workshop theme was "Media and elections Catholics in the area ACEAC. After the speech by the Secretary General called ACEAC of the three conferences included in the agenda were given, namely:

1. "The Church's action in supporting the electoral process and democracy. Experience of the Commission for Justice and Peace. The speaker, Mr. Henry MUHIYA began by determining the role and usefulness of the organization of democratic elections. He listed the stakeholders in the electoral process and the problems that arise in the interaction media and election stakeholders. He has demonstrated the challenges and the role media of working climate of peaceful elections.

2. "The Catholic Community Media and elections." Lecture given by Abbot Bwanga Kisangani. The Abbot pointed out particularly the social responsibility of media and the option for the Church to err on the side of the poor and democracy.

3. "Issues and Challenges of Catholic Media: what course of action by the social doctrine of the Church? . Here, Father Jean-Baptiste Malenge who presented the paper has mainly discussed the challenges of Catholic media including the challenges of peace, credibility or testimony, and especially the challenge of truth on which he insisted. Thou shalt not lie, says the 8th Commandment of God. The Catechism of the Catholic Church (n. 2493 to 2494), the conciliar document Intermirifica (n.11) and our Lord Jesus Christ (John 17.17; Jean8, 32) invite us to work in and for the Truth .

There followed questions and discussion, and exchange of experiences between delegations of Burundi, DRC and Rwanda. Reflection questions were investigated crossroads the next day by raising goals to be achieved, problems encountered or to meet and actions. Each country has its specificities, although the junctions were made on how the mix of nations, you will find in the final report filed by all countries.

Finally, we have adopted resolutions and recommendations for all our three countries. The resolutions relate to Catholic journalists that we are for the three countries. While the recommendations are addressed to: • The

ACEAC

• Our respective states

• All Catholic communicators, including those working in public or private channels that are not confessional.

Abbot Alain Ket Kalenda

Delegate of the Ecclesiastical Province of Lubumbashi
and Director of Radio Malkia in Kolwezi.

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Diocese of Kolwezi: Hundred years of evangelization

The Diocese of Kolwezi celebrated October 18, 2009 at Kanzenze inside the Little Séminairre, the closure of the centennial year of his evangelism. Mass, center of the protests was chaired by Bishop Nestor Ngoy Katahwa, current Bishop of the Diocese. Many devotees mostly from Kolwezi attended the cérémonies.Parmi guests arrived for the occasion to Kanzenze, it is worth noting the presence of Monsignor Floribert Songasonga, Archbishop of Lubumbashi and Kolwezi former bishop, and that Mrs. Mayor of the city of Kolwezi and several other peronnalités. More than 50 priests were present for the concelebrated mass. This is our opportunity to present faithful of the diocese and researchers and others who have an interest in our Diocese Cerain, the history of this portion of the Roman Catholic Church.

I. HISTORY

Evangelization of the Diocese of Kolwezi began Kanzenze (Kolwezi 56km) in 1909. This was the work of the Fathers of the Congregation of Scheut. They were already established in the Kasai to near Mikalayi Luluabourg (present Kananga) since 1891. The Missionaries of Scheut began in 1909 to evangelize the country Kanzenze: Father CAMBIER was the first pioneer to arrive in Kanzenze. But the real founders of this mission were Fathers Vandermolen Instead, Vance and brother Hippolyte PROUD. They arrived at the Etoile du Congo (Lubumbashi) 6 March and September 1909, they reached Ruwe (Kolwezi). It was in October 1909 they finally reached Kanzenze. Fathers Scheutistes showed little enthusiasm for this mission located hundreds of miles Mikalayi. The letters P. Vandermolen at that time always express the complaints Kanzenze has a low population density, is a village far from great Mission of Scheutistes, etc..

However, these fathers are going to work for a decade and were replaced by the congregation of the Franciscans.

June 15, 1920, the Propaganda Fide (Rome) instructs the Franciscan Fathers to visit the Middle-Katanga region Lulua (which corresponds to part of the current Diocese of Kolwezi) . Indeed, Cardinal VAN ROSSUM had reported to Rome a rapid expansion of Protestantism in the region. Specifically, he wrote that: "The Protestants spread their pernicious teachings in this area. We can not observe it passively for a long time. The Belgian Cardinal received a favorable response from Rome. In June 1920 he handed the Very Reverend Father Albert Lismont, Provincial Minister of Belgium a letter in which he begged him to send many missionaries to this region. A few months later, Father Theophilus TIELEMANS another Father and sailed for the Congo. It was on 1 October 1920. They did not arrive in Katanga, and specifically Kanzenze, in April 1921 via Matadi.

other hand, having left Europe in mid-November 1920 and making their entrance through Africa South (Cape Town), the Franciscan Fathers and Sabin Valentin STAPPERS SERNEELS and the Brothers and Justin Remi BOEVER OF COSTER Katangans already trod the ground December 15, 1920. They settled in the deserted mission Kanzenze Scheutistes some time ago. Two other fathers will join the team Stappers Father: This is Father Florentine De Smedt and Ernest Van Avermaet. In 1922, the Franciscans founded the mission Sandoa. With these two mission stations, the Holy See thought it appropriate to build this country Prefecture. It was called Prefecture Apostolic of Lulua-Central Katanga, was the 18 July 1922. Father Valentin STAPPERS was appointed Prefect Apostolic.

work quickly evolved, other mission stations will emerge: KAFAKUMBA in 1925, POST-Dilolo KAPANGA in 1927 and 1929. It should be noted that Protestants were already working at Methodist Kapanga (Musumba) since 1913. The Apostolic Prefect

moved to Luabo (Kamina) which was transferred the seat of the Prefecture. The whole area of Kamina (with Bukama, Kabondo Kayeye, Kinkondja, etc.). Was, in fact Prefecture.

The Holy noticed the good evolution of this situation and to reward enthusiasm missionary, he passed the Franciscan mission of Lulua-Katanga Central status to that of Prefecture Apostolic Vicariate, February 26, 1934. STAPPERS Bishop was appointed the same day Vicar Apostolic and Father VQN AVERMAETE, Pro-Vicar and Vicar Delegate.

The first ordinations of priests will involve indigenous in 1945, when the Abbot Barthelemy MALUNG (originally from Kamina) will be ordained priest 27 July 1947 when it was the turn of the Abbot Makondo Sabin (born Kasaj) to be ordered.

In 1950, Monsignor STAPPERS had to resign, he was replaced June 25, 1950 by Father Victor Petrus Keuppens. On 10 December 1959, the Vicariate of Lulua-Katanga Central is established Diocese of Kamina, including the District of Upper Lomami, the City and the District of Kolwezi Lualaba.

In 1967, Monsignor Victor Keuppens began the steps that should lead to the splitting of the vast Diocese of Kamina in two parts: the Diocese of Kamina Kamina with its headquarters in the Diocese of Kolwezi and having its headquarters in the mining town of Kolwezi and Also includes the city ke Kolwezi territories Mutshatsha of Dilolo, Sando and Kapanga.

March 11, 1971, by the Bull "Ad perpetuam Rei Memoriam" of Pope Paul VI, the Diocese of Kolwezi is formed. March 18, 1971, the Apostolic Nuncio in Kinshasa, TORPIGLIANI Bishop announced that the Holy See erected the Diocese of Kolwezi, detached from that of Kamina. The Holy See moved Monsignor Victor Keuppens Headquarters Kolwezi and appointed Monsignor Barthelemy MALUNG same day, Bishop of Kamina. From 18 to 19 November 1971, stood for a Priests' Council in Kolwezi, in which Michael was elected Bishop Mutebi Nawej Vicar General of the Diocese of Kolwezi.

24 August 1974, Monsignor Floribert Songasonga is holy Bishop of the Diocese of Kolwezi by Cardinal Joseph Malula at the Theatre de la Verdure in the City Gecamines / Kolwezi. Monsignor Songasonga remain at the head of the Diocese until 1998, when he was transferred to Lubumbashi as Archbishop. For two years, the Diocese of Kolwezi will be headed by a Diocesan Administrator, Monsignor Damien LIKATENU.

is December 8, 2000 that Bishop Nestor Ngoy Katahwa is appointed by Rome as a new Kolwezi. Former Bishop of the Diocese of Manono, Bishop Nestor Ngoy is transferred to Kolwezi by Pope John Paul II and is invested at the Theatre de la Verdure March 25, 2001.

On 18 October 2009, the Diocese celebrated Kanzenze, its 100 years of evangelization.

II. The religious

A. STAFF MALE

1. The Franciscan Fathers (Brothers of the Order of Friars Minor OFM): They came to the Diocese of Kolwezi in 1920. Today, the Franciscans hold only two posts of mission in Kolwezi and Dilolo-Post. They also take a training institute for priests Scholasticate Blessed John XXIII in Kolwezi.

2. Salvatorian Fathers: They came to the Diocese of Kolwezi in Kapanga in 1955 they replaced the Franciscan Fathers.

3. The Salesians of Don Bosco called in 1957 to handle the Mutoshi Technical Institute (Union Miniere du Haut Katanga), they ended up spending in direct pastoral, especially workers in the City and District Mutoshi Mutoshi-Mariapolis. It is 1993 that the Salesians have permanently left Kolwezi.

4. The Holy Ghost Fathers: started their apostolate in Kolwezi in 2001

5. Diocesan Priests (Abbots) Belgium: Kanzenze worked at the Minor Seminary and Rev. Fernand Henderickx who worked Dilolo Gare then came in Kolwezi, where he began building the St. Kizito Parish in City KASULO.

6. Diocesan Indigenous They are today the most important personal number with 66 priests ordained in the Diocese of which 37 work. The first native priest was ordained Abbot Makondo Sabin in 1947 and was originally from Kasaj.

B. STAFF FEMALE

1. The Franciscan Missionary Sisters of Mary (International): they arrived in 1926 Sandoa then settled in Dilolo-Post in 1927 and in 1948 Kapanga.

2. The Sisters of Pittem (Belgium): they settled in Kolwezi in 1936. This congregation already closed its doors to the Diocese.

3. The Canonesses Saint Augustine Sisters of Notre Dame (French): They arrived in 1940 and involved especially schools for girls

4. The Sisters of Mary Immaculate Auxiliatrices (MAI) (Congolese): a Diocesan Congregation founded by Monsignor Valentin Stappers 1942. She works in hospitals, schools and also worked at the company Gecamines.

5. Les Demoiselles AFI: Since 1946, only one member is still present. Formerly the Association for the ladies is now strengthened by including men (Fraternal Association International).

6. The Sisters Hospitallers of Lier (Belgium): Kasaj installed since 1955, and in Kisenge Mutshatsha. The congregation no longer exists in the Diocese, their convents were transferred to the Sisters Auxiliatrices.

7. Salvatorian Sisters (International): Check the diocese in 1958 to Kapanga. They are now a flourishing congregation in the Diocese of Kolwezi.

8. The Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (Sisters of Kongolo) (Congolese): working with Gecamines training school girls seamstresses. They came in Kolwezi in 1962 following the tragic events of Kongolo.

9. The Sisters of the Infant Jesus (Congolese): Wamba came in 1965 after the martyrdom of Sister Anuarite, they will remain until 1974 in Kolwezi

10. The Sisters Servants of St. Joseph (English) arrived in 1966, they will close in 1975 and replaced by the Sisters of Mary of Purity

11. The Sisters of Purity of Mary (English): They take over from the Sisters, Servants in 1975, they work mainly in schools and hospitals to Kafakumba e Kanzenze

12. The Sisters Franciscan of the Reign of Jesus (Sisters of Sola): Since 2004

13. The Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy: The Sisters are coming to Diocesan Kipushi Kolwezi in 2006. They replaced the Sisters Salvatorian to the Boarding for Girls Technical Institute Mutoshi.



III. THE WORKS

1. Le Petit Séminaire Saint Paul Kanzenze

Created in 1929 by Bishop Valentin Stappers, he first worked at Luabo near Kamina, then in the territory of Kafakumba Sandoa and finally, Kanzenze established since 1953.

2. Catechetical Center Ntita Kapanga to: Created by the Salvatorian Fathers in 1973, the Center includes 16 residential houses, offices and Executive Boardroom. It was directed towards the training of catechists, animators volunteers for missions Kapanga, Sando and Dilolo. From 1973 to 1980, the Centre has trained over 200 catechists and village leaders. Today it has stopped working.

3. The Scholasticate Blessed John XXXIII: work of the Franciscans, the institution provides training for candidates for the priesthood Franciscan congregations, and Salvatorian Spiritan.

4. Radio Malkia: Established by August 22, 2002 Bishop Nestor. It covers the town of Kolwezi and its surroundings.

5. Coordination of Catholic Schools under agreement: it manages to Catholic education throughout the diocese. There are 185 primary schools, secondary and vocational teachers and over 1800 staff and 65,000 students.

6. Hospitals: There are six hospitals and eight clinics run by the BDOM (Diocesan Office of medical works.

7. The Diocesan Office for Development: Development is responsible for projects in the Diocese

8. Caritas.

The Diocese of Kolwezi area of 105 000 km2 and includes 35 parishes and missions.



BIBLIOGRAPHY

Kalenda Alain Ket, History of the Mission of Kapanga, Kolwezi, 2001.

Mutombo Mwana, The Evangelization of the Archdiocese of Lubumbashi (1910-1986), nd.

The Archives of the Diocese of Kolwezi.

Archives Mission Ntita at Kapanga.

Archives of Blessed John XXIII Scholasticate Kolwezi.

The Bishop Nestor Ngoy speech to Kanzenze during the centennial celebration of the Diocese of Kolwezi.

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