Aloysius Ngobya
Ugandan Catholic archbishop
About Aloysius Ngobya
Lived 1896 – 1986 (aged 89–90).
Aloysius Ngobya (born 1896) was a Ugandan Catholic priest honored with a title of Monsignor.
Background Ngobya was born in 1896 in Mulema Village, Kyannamukaaka Sub-county, Masaka District, Uganda.
Pilgrimages and devotion Monsignor Aloysius Ngobya is honored at Kitovu Cathedral, where the Father Aloysius Ngobya Memorial attracts pilgrims seeking healing and inspiration. For example, Eddie Makumbi from Kyengera received a job interview after his prayers, attributing it to Ngobya’s help. John Lubira testified that his business improved significantly, while Gertrude Namwanje credited her exam success to prayers offered at the site.
Between 1944 and 1949, His spiritual authority is seen when he cursed a mango tree at Bukulula Parish, making its fruit bitter to stop children from playing and missing Sunday services.
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Who was Aloysius Ngobya?
Ugandan Catholic archbishop (1953–2021)
When was Aloysius Ngobya born?
Aloysius Ngobya was born in 1896.
When did Aloysius Ngobya die?
Aloysius Ngobya died on 9 January 1986.
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