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In a Catholic diocese, the Finance Administrator (often called the Economus or Financial Officer in Canon Law) is the professional responsible for the "temporal goods" of the Church.While the Bishop has the ultimate authority, the Finance Administrator is the expert who ensures the diocese stays solvent, transparent, and compliant with both Church (Canon) law and Civil law.The Office is currently held by Rev. Fr. Jacob Wafula.
In a Catholic diocese, the Vicar General serves as the assistant to the Bishop; Managing the daily administration of the entire Diocese as well as other assignments that he may be assigned to execute on behalf of the Bishop. This Office is currently held by Very Rev. Fr. Vincent Mukokho.
Diocesan Secretary mostly refers to the Bishop’s Personal Secretary. However, in strict Church law (Canon Law), the functions of a "secretary" for the diocese are primarily handled by the Chancellor. Here is a breakdown of the work typically performed by a Diocesan Secretary:1. Operations & Office Management2. Executive Support to the Bishop3. Governance & Board Secretary4. Records & Documentation (The "Chancery" Side)This office is currently held by Rev. Fr. Carlos Tindi
The Education Secretary is the Bishop’s primary representative in all matters concerning schools, colleges, and religious formation. The Education Secretary manages the mission and quality of the Church’s educational institutions. Among his roles include;1. Supervision of Catholic Schools. 2. Personnel & GovernanceThe Education Secretary acts as a bridge between the Diocese and the school leadership.This Office is currently held by Rev. Fr. Boniface Kibaki.
Communications Director acts as the official "voice" of the Bishop and the diocese. Their role is to bridge the gap between the Church’s internal life and the external world. Communications Director manages the narrative and reputation of the Church. Among his roles include;1. Media Relations & Spokesperson: This is the most critical function of the department. The director ensures the Bishop’s message is heard clearly by the general public.2. Digital & Social Media Management: In the modern Church, this department acts as a digital mission center.3. Internal Communications & Publications: The director ensures that the thousands of people inside the diocese (priests, parishioners, and staff) are informed.4. Public Relations (PR) & Branding: They protect the "brand" of the diocese to ensure it is seen as professional and faithful.The office is currently held by Rev. Fr. Alex Okware
In a Catholic Diocese, the Medical Coordinator (sometimes called a Diocesan Health Coordinator) serves as the primary bridge between the Church’s mission of healing and the technical management of healthcare. The role generally falls into two distinct categories depending on the diocese's needs: Institutional Coordination (managing hospitals and clinics) and Clergy Care (overseeing the health of priests and religious staff).The Office is currently held by Rev. Fr. Bonface Mmbwanga
Rev. Fr. Bonface mmbwanga
In a Catholic Diocese, the Youth Department (or Youth Apostolate) is the pastoral arm responsible for the spiritual, social, and psychological development of young people. Its mission is to transform "the youth of today into the Church of tomorrow" by keeping them engaged in their faith during critical transition years.The department typically serves three distinct groups: Missionary Youth / Teens (ages 13–18): Often focused on high school students and those preparing for Confirmation. Young Christian Students (YCS): Specific outreach to those in secondary schools and colleges. Young Catholic Adults (YCA) (ages 19–35): Professionals, university students, and young couples. This office is currently held by Rev. Fr. Leonard Luengele
The Justice and Peace Department (often called the Catholic Justice and Peace Department (CJPD) is the primary office responsible for applying the Church's social teachings to real-world issues of human rights, governance, and conflict resolution.Its mission is to be the "voice of the voiceless," ensuring that the Gospel's message of justice is translated into practical action within the local community.This office is currently held by Rev. Fr. Bonface Mmbwanga and Rev. Fr. Augustomay Shikoli
The PMC (Pontifical Missionary Childhood) department—also known as the Missionary Childhood Association (MCA)—is the official arm dedicated to the spiritual and missionary formation of children, typically from birth to age 14. Its global motto is "Children Helping Children." The department works to instill a missionary spirit in kids so they understand that, by virtue of their baptism, they are missionaries today, not just when they become adults.This important office is currently held by Rev. Fr. Godfrey Sechero
In a Catholic Diocese, the Canon Law Department (often consisting of the Tribunal and the Chancery) functions as the legal and judicial heart of the Church. It ensures that the Diocese operates in accordance with the Code of Canon Law, protecting the rights of the faithful and ensuring that the sacraments and administrative acts are valid.The office is currently held by Rev. Fr. Dr. Maurice Erambo
Child Safeguarding and Vulnerable Adults Department (often called the Safeguarding Office) is the specialized body responsible for creating a safe environment for everyone, particularly those most at risk of abuse or neglect.Its work is rooted in the belief that every person is created in the image of God and deserves absolute dignity. Historically, this department has become one of the most critical offices in any diocese to ensure accountability and the prevention of harm.This special office is currently held by Sr. Linet Kwena.
Savings and Credit Program (often organized as a SACCO—Savings and Credit Co-operative, or a Diocesan Savings & Loan) serves as the financial engine for social-economic empowerment.While other departments focus on spiritual or legal needs, this department focuses on the stewardship of money to lift the faithful out of poverty and ensure the Church’s institutions remain self-sustaining.
Caritas serves as the "charity and development arm" of the Catholic Church. It is therefore the department responsible for the physical, social, and economic well-being of our community.The Department is Currently headed by Mr. Samuel Omwake.
Catholic Bookshop (sometimes called a Cathedral Bookstore) is far more than a retail outlet. It is officially part of the Pastoral and Communications Department, serving as a center for evangelization and a primary resource for faith formation.Its role is to make "the Word of God and the teachings of the Church" tangible and accessible to the clergy, the laity, and the wider Community. The Catholic Bookshop is Currently Managed by Mrs. Gedrude
