Inheritance to the Bushi - DAMIEN, BAGUMA
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This research work is the fruit of a personal intuition and an experience resulting from a feeling of deep emptiness to be filled and a deficit apparently created by the oral tradition marked by the genius of the Bashi culture in its evolution without written literature.In fact, it is at the same time a practical instrument at the service of the community, proposed to the use of an inculturated ceremony as a message conveyed by the Bashi people who have become believers today and Christians above all, who will use it with the authentic expression of their faith in God to whom we owe our being,…mehr

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This research work is the fruit of a personal intuition and an experience resulting from a feeling of deep emptiness to be filled and a deficit apparently created by the oral tradition marked by the genius of the Bashi culture in its evolution without written literature.In fact, it is at the same time a practical instrument at the service of the community, proposed to the use of an inculturated ceremony as a message conveyed by the Bashi people who have become believers today and Christians above all, who will use it with the authentic expression of their faith in God to whom we owe our being, our movement and our existence as Saint Paul says (Acts 17,25-28)Bushi inheritance is a cultural and historical fact defined as "heritage left by a deceased person and transmitted by way of succession". This notion is addressed to account for this cultural ceremony conceived essentially as a tool of use made available to the community to serve as a paradigm, with the anchor of inculturationto mark the authenticity of our faith and its proper identity in the subtitle.
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Abbé Kataraka Damien, sacerdote secular da Arquidiocese de Bukavu na RDC, foi ordenado em 5/8/1990 em Nyangezi.Actualmente é secretário do Arcebispo de Bukavu e responsável pela Comunidade de Santo Agostinho na Arquidiocese de Bukavu.Celebrando os seus 32 anos de sacerdócio, quis deixar uma marca indelével nas gerações futuras.