Rev. Fr. Matia Ssonko, who is now 88 years old, was the main celebrant of the day. The golden jubilee celebration brought together many faithful, friends and well-wishers who gathered to thank God for his fifty years of dedicated service in the priesthood.

The celebrations officially began at 9:30 a.m., with the KIMSS Choir ready to lead the congregation in worship through their beautiful and angelic voices. Their inspiring hymns created a prayerful atmosphere and added color to the special occasion.

The homily was delivered by the Vicar General, Msgr. Gerald Kalumba, who shared the Word of God with the congregation. The Holy Mass was hosted by Rev. Fr. Richard Ssenabulya.

Under the able direction of Sister Rose, the KIMSS Choir worked hand in hand with the brass band to animate the Mass. Their harmonious performances enriched the liturgy and helped the congregation participate actively in prayer and thanksgiving.

The presence of Rev. Fr. Matia Ssonko attracted a large number of people, demonstrating the love and respect they have for him. The turnout also brought him great joy, as it showed that people still care deeply about God and appreciate the service of His priests.

The celebration was a memorable occasion filled with prayer, music, thanksgiving and fellowship. It not only honored Rev. Fr. Matia Ssonko’s fifty years of priestly ministry but also reminded everyone of the importance of faith, dedication and service to God and humanity.

Indeed, the KIMSS Choir’s participation made the golden jubilee celebration more meaningful and memorable for all those who attended.