Jonah Lwanga

“The birth of Jesus should empower us to fight sin. We should shun vices like deceit, unfairness, corruption and violence. Let us be merchants of truth, justice, mercy and peace.Orthodox Archbishop condemns dishonesty. NewVision. 25th December 2016”

“In Parliament the majority of the members are Christians, but some of the laws we enact are contrary to Christianity. In higher institutions of learning, in factories and local councils. The sum total of what is reflected is that we are not Christians. Clerics ask government to be more open. Daily Monitor (Friday, April 02, 2010)”

“God is the one who knows when I will go but not myself to kill another man. We have to respect and love each other to assist and help each other to balance our life in order to live in the likeness and image of God. NRM will collapse for disturbing country — Orthodox archbishop. Daily Monitor (Thursday, April 25, 2019)”

“We are going to suffer human rights abuse until NRM is dissolved. And it is going to dissolve very soon. I say this prophetically; it is not going to be there because it has disturbed this nation very much. It is going to dissolve. Orthodox Church’s Bishop Jonah Lwanga Dies at 76. Chimpreports. Michael Ntezza (September 5, 2021)”

“As an individual, I do not think religious leaders need protection from security operatives. We are protected by God, and without God's protection, all other forms of protection are incompetent. Religious leaders don't need potection - Jonah Lwanga. Newvision (7th April 2018)”

“If now we leave this begining of the mystery of incarnation of the Word of God for our unbelieving age, the following must be strictly observed. That the Bible in its wholeness, explains and clarifies relations which exist between God and men, through Christ the Word and the Holy Spirit, during the struggle against the enemy of the will of God. Clerics call for prayer, fasting at Christmas. Daily Monitor (Sunday, December 24, 2017)”

“We have a growing trend in Uganda where people live a life of wastefulness because they have all the money they need but cannot afford to share out with the less privileged in society. Orthodox head warns against lavish lifestyle. Daily Monitor (Tuesday, January 20, 2015)”