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Bishop Baluku ditches drunken cheer for prayer and peace
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 80319, member: 636"] A bishop in Uganda called out festive drinking for fueling domestic violence this Christmas. Bishop Nasson Baluku of the South Rwenzori Diocese told Christians to mark the day with prayer and sobriety, not excessive alcohol. He warned that many lose sight of the holiday's meaning, leading to increased reports of family conflicts, beaten women, and suffering children linked to drunkenness. Baluku urged families to strengthen relationships through forgiveness and shared reflection instead. He emphasized that violence has no place in a Christian home, especially on a day celebrating the Prince of Peace. The bishop also asked believers to remember the less fortunate through acts of kindness, saying that it better reflects the true spirit of Christmas than lavish spending or abuse. He concluded by wishing for a season of healing and love over conflict. [/QUOTE]
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