By Charles Katabalwa
07th July 2023
Archbishop Augustine Kasujja, Apostolic Nuncio Emeritus to Belgium has advised parents to educate their children from the catholic founded schools for good foundation.
During the Eucharistic celebration to mark 25 years of existence of Aidan College Secondary School located in Ndejje, Makindye Ssabagabo Municipality in Wakiso district, Archbishop Kasujja revealed that catholic founded schools normally stick to the values and norms that are best fit to support the Psycho-social and academic progress of the learners to help them be nurtured into responsible citizens.
His Grace says catholic schools help in installing love and understanding of one another, building a sense of brotherhood hence fighting brutal acts like terrorism among others.
Meanwhile he has urged youths to respect the elderly day and give them their due as they come to the celebration of the elderly day that is observed on 23rd July 2023.
Aidan College Secondary School Ndejje was started by the former Member of Parliament for Makindye Ssabagabo, Emmanuel Ssekigozi Ssempala in memory of the late Br. Aiden Michael Mulabannaku the first Blank Head teacher of St. Henry’s College Kitovu who helped him and many other students who were unable to meet school dues to attain education.
Brother Aiden was a religious of the Brothers of Christian Instruction and a biological brother to His Eminence Emmanuel Cardinal Wamala.
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