10th Year Anniversary to the Priesthood
Rev. Father Jean-Marie Kuzituka Did’ho, Chancellor
It has been awhile since I posted anything on my website (www.kjmdidhobooks.co.za). I thought of posting something on the day of my 10th priestly anniversary but I resisted to do so.
About 10 years ago, January 23, 2010, I was ordained to the priesthood by Archbishop Buti Tlhagale at the Cathedral of Christ the King, Johannesburg. Time flies so fast and I praise God for the gift of my vocation. I would like to thank many people who continue to pray for me, support and love me, my family especially my mother Regine Muwayi, relatives, friends, benefactors, and colleagues. I would like also to express my gratitude to the Archdiocese of Johannesburg under the leadership of Archbishop Buti Tlhagale and his Auxiliary, Bishop Duncan Tsoke for their support and trust in me.
I'm grateful to all people of God in parishes I served and continue to serve as a priest. Sincere and deepest gratitude goes especially to the parishioners of Our Lady of Fatima, Dube who helped me grow in my ministry. My journey has been blessed in knowing wonderful people. My beautiful experiences constantly inspire and guide me in life. The trials and difficulties that I have encountered serve as lessons. Truly, it is only through the help and grace of God that we can rely in passing through the storms of life. Remaining constant in prayer and trust in God are our shelter and shield.
I invoke the protection of the Blessed Mother Mary to help me in my vocation and ministry to God's people.
In gratitude to God, I offered a mass of thanksgiving on January 23, 2020, 7:30pm at Saint Maria Goretti Parish, Riverlea where I currently serve as a pastor. To brother priests who joined me on the altar, I say Thank You. To parishioners of Riverlea and Mayfair, to all other guests and the parishioners of Dube (and St Cecilia Choir) who came, I am grateful.
With the help of God, may I continue to serve Him and His people. Please pray for me and rest assured that you are all in my prayers and petitions.
All for the greater glory of God and the salvation of His people!
Rev. Fr. Jean-Marie Kuzituka Did’ho
Chancellor
