Mass Baptism in Rwanda

Source: Journey to Orthodoxy

October 12, 2015

    

Through the blessings of His Grace Innocentios, the Bishop of the Orthodox Diocese of Burundi and Rwanda; on October 10, 2015, the parish priest of Holy Trinity/Nyamata, Rev. Petros Bicamumpaka, baptized thirty-two people in the small Kamatana Lake in the Nyamata Sector of the Bugesera District in the Eastern Province of Rwanda.

    

Renouncing the devil and uniting to Christ Renouncing the devil and uniting to Christ
    

Holy Baptism Holy Baptism
    

Holy Christmation Holy Christmation
    

Tonsuring the newly baptized Tonsuring the newly baptized
    

The newly illumined warriors of Christ! The newly illumined warriors of Christ!
  

Edited by OrthoChristian.com

Journey To Orthodoxy

10/13/2015

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