God’s Grace, a Brotherhood…and Cooking! | Louis Namugera, Archdiocese of Boston

In this episode, we are introduced to seminarian Louis Namugera who is studying to be a priest for the Archdiocese of Boston. Louis has a motivating journey that begins in Uganda, Africa. Hear how he made his way to Boston and why the city is a good fit for him, a place where he “feels at home.” Msgr. Bill Fay and Louis talk about priestly formation but also dive into what hobbies Louis enjoys, how they enrich his journey at the Seminary and prepare him for the demands of priesthood. Louis talks about his appreciation for the supportive environment at Pope St. John XXIII and how this experience is refreshing and helps to inspire his discernment. After hearing his vocation story, you will understand why Louis says about the men in formation with him, “They are all brothers to me.”

Before entering PSJS, Louis studied accounting and finance in Uganda, East Africa, and spent time working at a bank. He soon found that his heart was yearning for something more fulfilling. Louis resumed discerning his childhood sacerdotal vocation in 2018. Discernment brings him closer to the sacred altar of Jesus, filling his life with purpose and joy. He stays connected to the people of God through his kindness and cheerful presence.

“I am drawn to the Archdiocese of Boston and Pope Saint John XXIII Seminary because of the presence of a hospitable Ugandan community nearby, the rich cultural connections, and the vibrant diversity within the archdiocese…making it the ideal place for me to continue my journey with joy and grace.”