Catholicism in Uganda

Read about the ongoing outreach program in support of formation in Ugandan Seminaries. Professor Smith had the pleasure of visiting Uganda in February and March of 2024 and educating the seminarians regarding pastoral care and Church teaching in cases of homosexual attraction. Click for more information.

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