Nebbi Catholic Diocese

Service Above Humility

1 Corinthians 16:14:
"Let all that you do be done in love."

Psalm 133:1:
"Behold, how good and pleasant it is when brothers dwell in unity"

We are on mission for great changes

Nebbi Catholic Diocese now 21 years was part of the then Gulu Apostolic Vicariate which started or was declared in 1923. Just as Gulu developed from one state to another, this diocese was not yet in plan, though there were already some parishes scattered to help the Faith which was already growing well among the people as they had received it with great joy and as a special gift from God. It is proper to mention in general some of the people who have been very active and instrumental in the growth of this diocese like the missionaries (Comboni), the early Christians, civil authorities, both traditional and government leaders of that time and the first catechists. We thank them for their generous participation in the growth of this diocese.

About our Bishop Constantine Rupiny

Bishop Constantine Rupiny was born on November 10, 1974 in Parombo. He studied in Parombo Primary school till 1989. In 1990, he joined Sts. Peter and Paul Minor seminary Pokea for six years after which he went to Alokolum National Major Seminary for philosophical studies for three years and subsequently, Ggaba National major seminary for four years. After joining Alokolum major seminary as a formator, he was sent to Rome, precisely to Urban University to study philosophy for a Licentiate until he came back to Alokolum seminary to continue with his work of formation. He was again sent to study Dogmatic  heology at Warsaw in Poland. There, he did his licentiate and doctorate from Cardinal Stefan Wyszinski University. After his doctorate in Poland, he returned to Alokolum Major Seminary as a formator and later as rector. It was from this last role as a rector that he was appointed as the fifth Bishop of Nebbi Catholic Diocese on 26th November 2024 by Pope Francis. He was ordained and installed on 22 Feb. 2025 by His Grace Raphael p’Mony Wokorach, the Archbishop of Gulu Archdiocese.