From local shrines in Kampala to churches in the United States and seminaries in West Africa, the names of the martyrs are ...

The Namugongo shrine is where St. Charles Lwanga, a Ugandan convert to the Catholic Church, and his companions were burned to ...

On June 3, the Islamic State’s Central Africa Province (ISCAP) attempted an unsuccessful suicide bombing targeting Christian ...

Historical records from various sources indicate that the first official pilgrimage to Namugongo was made by the Mill Hill ...

The Martyrs Day event, one of the largest Christian pilgrimages in Africa, draws millions of believers each year to honour 45 ...

The Ugandan Martyrs challenge today’s culture to rediscover the meaning of purity, courage and spiritual fatherhood.

The Uganda Martyrs' Day celebrations at Namugongo are renowned as a spiritual center, drawing thousands of pilgrims each year ...

The Uganda martyrs were canonized by Pope Paul VI in 1964, and their story continues to resonate across Africa.