@_josephine0_ There are two vaccine marks to be found on the arms of the Generations before Millenials. The one on Right upper arm was for Small Pox vaccine and the one on Left outer mid arm is BCG for TB.
Small Pox is extinct so no Vaccine has been given since around 1978
@omwambaKE Hon. Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka, you are a man I respect so much but on this one your CV gets mud-slung. You have failed miserably in this and for only this reason I will withdraw my support for you. Aisha Jumwa is not a person to be in any leadership position. Umetuangusha
@Aranjezz Please do not elect this Man in Nairobi. He has been unable to handle a Constituency and now wants to run a County? Look at the mess all over Kasarani, Mwiki, Njiru, Ruai all the way to Kamulu! We live in the city's surbabs but looks like we live deep in the village. A Big No.
We all need to pray all the time. We all need humility of knowing that we are little and are so insufficient. Of our own we are nothing.
Real men turn to prayer
His Holiness Pope Leo XIV offering the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in the Basilica of Sagrada Família in Barcelona, on the 100th Anniversary of the death of Antoni Gaudi.
Madrid witnessed something extraordinary today: Pope Leo XIV carrying our Eucharistic Lord through its streets on the Solemnity of Corpus Christi. As thousands followed in prayer and adoration, the scene reflected the beauty of this ancient feast.
But Madrid was not alone. Across the world, Catholics gathered to carry Jesus in the Eucharist through their streets, publicly proclaiming their faith in His Real Presence.
Corpus Christi is more than a tradition—it is living faith made visible. Wherever the Eucharistic Lord was carried in procession today, in Madrid, throughout Spain, throughout the world, there beat the heart of the Church.
@wuodarek@Kenyajudiciary@isaaclenaola I schooled and grew up with Mr. Justice Isaac Leonaola in primary school and know him as a young playful good lad
The president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops said he was “disheartened” by President Donald Trumpʼs public attack on Pope Leo XIV, defending the pontiff as the Vicar of Christ who speaks for the Gospel and the care of souls.
Archbishop Paul S. Coakley of Oklahoma City issued a brief statement late Sunday in response to Trumpʼs lengthy social media post calling the pope “WEAK on Crime, and terrible for Foreign Policy.”
“I am disheartened that the President chose to write such disparaging words about the Holy Father,” Coakley said. “Pope Leo is not his rival; nor is the Pope a politician. He is the Vicar of Christ who speaks from the truth of the Gospel and for the care of souls.”
President Donald Trump publicly attacked Pope Leo XIV on social media Sunday evening, calling the pontiff “WEAK on Crime, and terrible for Foreign Policy” in a lengthy post that appeared to be reacting to the Holy Fatherʼs recent appeals for peace and an end to war.
In comments to reporters at Joint Base Andrews shortly afterward, Trump said: “I donʼt think heʼs doing a very good job. … I am not a fan of Pope Leo.” He added: “Heʼs a very liberal person.”
Trump accused Leo of being soft on Iran and criticized the popeʼs opposition to U.S. military operations. “I donʼt want a Pope who thinks itʼs OK for Iran to have a Nuclear Weapon,” the president wrote. He also criticized the pope for opposing the U.S. intervention in Venezuela that ousted President Nicolás Maduro in January.
Leo has not said Iran should possess nuclear weapons. He has called the U.S.-Israel war in Iran “unjust” and on April 7 called Trumpʼs threat to destroy an entire “civilization” in Iran “truly unacceptable.”
I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate Mr. Charles Kanjama SC who has been entrusted by Advocates to serve as their 52nd President of the Law Society.
To my team, my supporters, my agents, my partners and the more than two thousand colleagues who believed in the SDG manifesto, I thank you from the bottom of my heart. Thank you for the good work you did, thank you for the sacrifices you made. We put our best foot forward, ran a great campaign and formed lasting friendships and partnerships while at it. I truly enjoyed being on the campaign trail because of you. LSK has won, the only thing I have lost is weight.
I wish Mr. Charles Kanjama SC all the best as he takes the stewardship of the Law Society of Kenya especially at such a critical time when the nation heads to elections. We will support the new council as they undertake their mandate. God bless the Law Society and God bless Kenya.
Mwaura Kabata
Pope Leo XIV in a very practical Lenten Message to all Christians says:
“I would like to invite you to a very practical and frequently unappreciated form of abstinence: that of refraining from words that offend and hurt our neighbor. Let us begin by disarming our language, avoiding harsh words and rash judgement, refraining from slander and speaking ill of those who are not present and cannot defend themselves. Instead, let us strive to measure our words and cultivate kindness and respect in our families, among our friends, at work, on social media, in political debates, in the media and in Christian communities. In this way, words of hatred will give way to words of hope and peace.”
Full text here: https://t.co/GTHINqW7wR
"The Church is not a human organization. She is not subject to the fashions of the day or the winds of doctrine. She must be faithful to Christ."
Robert Cardinal Sarah
@Kenyans I am afraid the Hon @honkabogo stopped thinking when he got the CS post. I once remember him talking at Kimende how the Church dug us in a hole in 2022. Now he is head deep in the hole and wants to pull us all in. That expressway is not necessary as long as we drive carelessly
We just cannot have such brains as of @NdindiNyoro speaking to Media and forums. This man should be at the heart of our Economic planning. I would not mind at all having him as a running mate to a candidate and one day he becomes President. Well done young Man
Like in the days of Noah, when the floods were rising, Ndindi Nyoro is building an economic ark. His warning: Kenya is borrowing Sh3.5B every single day — and now we’re selling off NSSF’s EAPCC stake and Safaricom shares under suspicious clouds. Ignore him at your own peril!