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Catholic church probes ‘miracle’ for beatification of Msgr Ngobya

 https://www.independent.co.ug/catholic-church-probes-miracle-for-beatification-of-msgr-ngobya/  

The Independent July 19, 2022

 

Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The Catholic church has begun looking into a potential miracle that if confirmed would lead to the beatification and eventual canonization of Monsignor Aloysius Ngobya.

 

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Rev. Fr. Henry Kasule, the promoter of Ngobya’s case, says there is a 12-year-old girl named Angella Nakaweesi whose parents claim that she was miraculously cured after the intercession of the deceased priest.

Fr Kasule says available information, which is yet to be backed by scientific proof, shows that a mother identified as Beatrice Nassuwa who is a resident in Sembabule parish in Masaka diocese gave birth to a girl in 2008. However, the baby had a heart condition which was diagnosed and medical experts advised that she needed to undergo surgery.

Kasule adds that they have been informed that despite their best efforts, the girl’s family was unable to afford the expensive medical bill for their ill child, and as a result, they turned to prayer and intercession through Msgr. Ngobya.

Nassuwa, also claims that her daughter’s recovery was a miracle because they had no other options and had turned to God for solace. Nassuwa asserts that her child’s life had a difficult beginning and that her family was shocked to notice her progression as she grew older.

Ever since the cause of the beatification of Ngobya was initiated, the faithful have been praying for an extraordinary miracle to be wrought through the intercession of the priest, who has been exalted to the position of servant of God.

Msgr Ngobya, who died in 1985 is said to have performed miracles during his lifetime.

In 2011, with clearance from the Vatican, the Church instituted a commission of inquiry to ascertain whether Msgr Ngobya deserved canonization. His body was exhumed by the Catholic Church in the presence of a team specially sent from Rome. It was reported that even after 26 years in the grave, his heart, lungs, kidney, part of his brain, and clothes were found intact.

 

According to Rev Fr Dr. Edward Ssekabanja, the Masaka diocesan chancellor who is also the chairperson of a committee tasked to gather evidence to support the process towards Msgr. Ngobya’s beatification, a miracle is still required before it can be taken into consideration.

Rev Fr Dr. Ssekabanja who was also a member of the committee on the cause for the beatification of Mother Kevin, explains that a potentially miraculous cure must be instantaneous or sudden, complete and permanent, and with no scientific, or natural explanation.

Now, with the claim of the miraculous healing of Nakaweesi tabled, Fr Kasule adds that they have already gathered some information including the medical records of the child which they are soon going to hand over to Fr Ssekabanja so that it is investigated.

To verify miracles, a Vatican-appointed Miracle Commission typically made up of theologians and scientific experts – looks into the claim. Traditionally, a panel of five experts, including non-Catholics, reviews the putative miracle, examining any available medical reports. At least three of the five must agree that the hand of God has prevailed where science faltered.

In 2018, Rome began reviewing the evidence presented by Masaka diocese. Since then, many believers, who claim to have received special healing by praying at their graves in Kitovu Cathedral, Masaka district, have agitated for his beatification and eventual canonization.

The church has been recording testimonies from diverse people, recording accounts of hundreds of favours that they attribute to Ngobya’s intercession. Many of these testimonies were sent to the Roman Curia’s Congregation for the Causes of Saints in 2016 when the church concluded its investigation into the life, virtues, and intercessory powers of the deceased priest.

Although the aforementioned testimonies were kept private, it has been said that majority of them were in category of favours rather than miracles.

As the church probes Nakaweesi’s miracle, Dr John Omagino, a cardiologist says that in some cases congenital heart defects can naturally be corrected in childhood but once a child is above four years, the defect must be corrected by surgery.

Omagino who is also the Executive Director Uganda Heart Institute, however further notes that they have had challenges with people who claim to have miraculously cured from these congenital heart defects putting up false hope and later returning when the condition has deteriorated.

The road to sainthood is not new to Uganda as Ugandan Martyrs paved the way in the canonization process. However, it took 52 years for the process to be completed. A disabled youngster called Levocatus Kalema of Kakuuto Sub-county in Rakai District walked after a nine-day novena via the intercession of Uganda Martyrs for this group of 22 young converts to be beatified and afterward revered to sainthood.

Since the martyrs, two other causes have been successfully handled in Uganda, including the beatification of Daudi Okello and Jildo Irwa, and the upcoming beatification of Fr. Dr Giuseppe Ambrosoli on November 22, 2022.

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Teenager dies of  multiple organ failure after Covid jab

https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/news/national/teenager-dies-of-multiple-organ-failure-after-covid-jab-3892134

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By  Precious Delilah

A 16-year old boy, who received a Covid jab, which allegedly triggered multiple organ failures, has died.

 

According to close family members, Jonathan Luyinda died on Saturday and was buried yesterday at his ancestral home in Nzizi, Masaka District.

“My brother is dead, the doctors told us his heart failed, they tried to resuscitate him but unfortunately, it didn’t work,” Mr Jasper Nsubuga, Luyinda’s elder brother, confirmed to Monitor yesterday.

 

Luyinda, a former Senior Two student at St Martin Secondary School in Mpigi District, had been in and out of hospital since February.

He had battled intense body swellings and multiple organ failure allegedly caused by the vaccine.

Last month, the spokesperson of the Ministry of Health, Mr Emmanuel Ainebyoona, confirmed that they were aware of Luyinda’s case and investigations were underway to establish whether his condition was due to the vaccine or pre-existing illnesses.

Mr Ainebyoona yesterday told this newspaper that the investigations were concluded and the report would be released soon.

“Investigations were done and the report is being worked on, I can’t comment on the matter because I am not authorised to discuss the results yet. However, as soon as the report is out, the results will be communicated by the director general of Health Services,” he said.

The deceased’s mother, Ms Tendo Nalwadda, said Luyinda was in intensive care unit at Kiruddu Referral Hospital for the last 33 days before they were informed that his heart had failed.

She said he was full of hope and dreamt of being an engineer.

 

“We have struggled to ensure my son gets better, the family incurred all kinds of debts to get my son back to life but it has all ended in vain. Jonathan wanted to be an engineer, and I am saddened that I will never come to witness this,” she said.

Mr Nsubuga described Jonah, as they fondly called him, as a prayerful boy, who was jolly and full of life before it took a turn for the worst leading to his untimely death.

“Jonathan was a prayerful person, he loved sports, especially football, he was kind, always happy and loved school. He hated missing class and enjoyed learning something new every day, his death was unjust and totally avoidable,” he said.

The family claimed Luyinda had been vaccinated at school in the district vaccination programme spearheaded by the district health officers without their consent.

Last month, the head teacher of St Martin secondary school, Mpigi, Mr Raphael Mpagazi, confirmed that students in his school were inoculated in the district vaccination programme that targeted children between the ages of 12 and 17.

The government also banned Covid-19 vaccination in all schools across the country and advised parents who are interested in vaccinating their children to take them to hospitals and other designated centres.

Head teachers in both public and private schools were also warned against illegal Covid vaccination mandates.

Luyinda’s case was first brought to limelight during a National Economic Empowerment Dialogue  press conference led by Mr Joseph Kabuleta, who among other anti-Covid vaccine activists,  warned against vaccination of children. They claimed children have a naturally strong immunity and are not vulnerable to the virus.

Another incident

This is the second death occurring after multiple organ failure allegedly following Covid jab.

In September last year, Rosette Kyarikunda, a medical student at Busitema University, allegedly experienced multiple organ failure, two weeks after receiving a Covid jab. Health officials promised to investigate the cause of her death.

 

Govt probes death of medical student after Covid-19 vaccine

https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/news/national/govt-probes-death-of-medical-student-after-covid-19-vaccine-3535190 

Thursday, September 02, 2021 

 

 

By  Tonny Abet

 The government authorities are investigating the death of Rosette Kyarikunda, a fifth- year medical student of Busitema University, which happened on Tuesday, two weeks after she took the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine jab.

 

Ms Peace Kalungi, the university spokesperson, confirmed that the deceased had taken the jab as a requirement to resume learning at the institution.

“The student had reported back to the university. Getting the Covid vaccine is voluntary but it is [also] a government requirement so it was wise for her to take the vaccine,” she told Daily Monitor yesterday.

 

 

The deceased took her first jab on August 17, a day after returning to school, according to Mr Boniface Osodi, the president of Federation of Uganda Medical Students’ Association (Fumsa).

“After taking her shot, she started experiencing mild headache and general body weaknesses. When she went back to her room, she asked her friends to give her some painkillers because the headache was intensifying. She shared this on social media that “this headache and chest pain that I am having after the Covid shot I have never felt such kind of pain in my life,” Mr Osobi said.

 

“On August 25, her condition worsened and she was admitted and managed at Mbale Regional Referral Hospital, which doubled as her training hospital because she was a fifth year medical student at Busitema University,” he said.

Mr Osobi said her condition didn’t normalise and was therefore referred to Kiruddu hospital on Sunday.
“They referred her to Kiruddu for a CT scan and on reaching there, she was in coma and was admitted in Intensive Care Unit. Then we were later told [by doctors at Kiruddu] that she developed multi-organ failure,” he said.

He added: “The doctors suggested that they put her on dialysis but it was not completed because her serum albumin levels were low. They administered albumin and put her on dialysis.”

Albumin is a protein produced in the liver. Decreased albumin levels are more frequently associated with chronic conditions affecting the liver but can also signal kidney conditions, malnutrition, inflammation, infection, thyroid disease, and gastrointestinal problems. Dialysis is a procedure to remove waste products and excess fluid from the blood when the kidneys stop working properly. 

Mr Osodi said after more than 48 hours in coma, “the passionate and full of life” Kyarikunda lost the battle. 
A member of the bereaved family, who preferred not to reveal her name, told this newspaper that the burial will take place today at Kabanyonyi Village in Kabale District. 

When asked about what could have caused her death, Dr Charles Kabugo, the director of Kiruddu hospital, referred us to the Ministry of Health.

As of August 30, 1,376, 986 doses of Covid-19 vaccines had been administered in the country. The country is using AstraZeneca and Sinovac.

Dr Ruth Grace Babirye Kakoba, a medical expert, told Uganda Medical Association (UMA) members that the deceased had other conditions that could have contributed to her death.

“Please kindly be guided that the patient had Covid-19 which was undiagnosed before she received the vaccine and also had severe malaria,” she wrote in  an UMA WhatsApp group .

Mr Osodi confirmed that the deceased tested “positive for malaria” at Kiruddu but that she was initially negative for malaria when she was tested at Mbale hospital before she was referred.

“The diagnosis, according to the doctors at Kiruddu, has changed from a Covid jab side effect to malaria. But now we are wondering how a normal young girl, who was previously very fine with no illness, no hypertension or diabetes before taking the Covid shot, and now in a period like two weeks, after the shot she gets multi-organ failure and dies.

 “If you have difficulty breathing, chest pain, confusion, loss of speech or mobility, call a healthcare provider immediately,” it further reads.

However, other sources closed to investigations into the student’s death said in the committee meeting, there were presentations from physicians who attended to the deceased and that the NDA technical team needed time to compare evidence with the postmortem report.

Mr Rwamwiri asked people with “concerns related to vaccination to be reported through NDA channels” for investigations by independent experts.

“We call upon all Ugandans to continue with the vaccination exercise so that they are protected against severe Covid-19,” he said.

Dr Mukuzi Muhereza, the secretary general of UMA, called for calm as the hospital releases final report.
“We need to wait for the final report or more information on this case. Death can be very painful but let us calm down as we wait for more information to make decisions,” he said.

About covid vaccine side effects

A number of countries, including Norway, Germany and Italy have either suspended or restricted the use of AstraZeneca vaccine because of rare but dangerous side effects such as blood clots. Information from WHO indicates that Covid-19 vaccines can cause mild, short term side effects.

“Most reactions to vaccines are mild and go away within a few days on their own... Reported side effects to Covid-19 vaccines have mostly been mild to moderate and short-lasting. They include fever, fatigue, headache, muscle pain, chills, diarrhoea, and pain at the injection site. The chances of any of these side effects following vaccination differ according to the specific Covid-19 vaccine,” the WHO information reads in part. WHO advises that a recipient should contact a care provider if the side effects do not go away within a couple days.

Malaria can’t cause that. We need a clear scientific explanation otherwise medical students are too scared,” he said.
The Fumsa president said they have reported the incident to World Health Organisation (WHO) and Uganda National Expanded Programme on Immunisation (UNEPI).

Both Ms Peace Kalungi and Mr Osodi said Kiruddu hospital is doing a postmortem to determine the real cause of death. But the hospital declined to give additional comments on the matter.

Dr Immaculate Ampaire, the UNEPI deputy programme manager, said investigations are ongoing to determine whether the death was linked to the jab.

“The national committee in charge is reviewing the report this afternoon,” she said yesterday without revealing more details. Mr Abiaz Rwamwiri, the National Drug Authority (NDA) spokesperson, said they will release a statement after the sitting of the Adverse Events Following Immunisation (AEFI) committee.

“It is unfortunate that the country has lost such a young lady who was dedicating her life to saving others, we condole with the family of the deceased; may her soul Rest In Peace,”  Mr Rwamwiri  said.

“This matter is being assessed and investigated by Adverse Events Following Immunisation committee which National Drug Authority is a secretariat to. This national committee on vaccine safety is sitting today [Wednesday) and will classify if this case was related to the vaccine.”

When contacted again last evening, Mr Rwamwiri, without delving into details told Daily Monitor  that it was “impossible” to release the statement yesterday.