Every Moment Is an Opportunity to Make History
How can we make humble and significant moments count? On 18 October 1964, a historic event took place in Rome when Pope Paul VI canonised the Uganda Martyrs, officially recognising their sainthood. Thousands gathered to witness this momentous occasion, but for two young Ugandans living in Germany, the day would hold a deeply personal significance that extended far beyond the history of the Church. Joseph Kasule and Justine-Maria Nakiganda met for the first time during the canonisation celebrations. Justine was part of the choir, while Joseph had travelled to attend this historic event. He also carried a message for Justine from her sister, Agnes. What might have appeared to be an ordinary encounter, facilitated by a simple message, became the beginning of a remarkable love story. Following the event, they travelled back to Germany together, giving them an opportunity to know each other better. Their friendship blossomed, and on 24 May 1969, they sealed their love in holy matrimon...