into Christian and priestly qualities required in the
evangelization of modern and postmodern societies.
They are tirelessly injecting a new spirit into this nursery bed
of priestly formation in Soroti Catholic diocese.
who struggle paying school fees by offering either
half bursary or even full scholarships.
can dream it
you can
do it.
Advanced (“A”) Level: This comprises of Senior Five and Senior Six.
too early
to quit
Rector of St. Peter's Seminary Madera
I am profoundly thrilled to welcome our esteemed readers and well-wishers to St. Peter’s Minor Seminary Madera platform. As an alumnus I feel more indebted to working to improve living conditions for both our seminarians and staff. I consider this institution one of the best in nurturing a new generation of leaders for the church and state.
Here we inspire and equip learners with knowledge, skills and progressive attitudes that enable them to become God-fearing, curious, collaborative, caring, autonomous and agile while achieving their God – guided personal dreams and aspirations.
Study Levels & Skills
Ordinary (O) Level
This comprises of Senior One, Senior Two, Senior Three and Senior Four. These four years of academic and priestly formation act as a bridge between childhood and adulthood.
Advanced (A) Level
This comprises of Senior Five and Senior Six. From the academic year 2024 the following science combinations will be available to students interested in joining us: PEM, PCM and GEA.
Skills Development
Here at St. Peter’s Seminary Madera, we prepare our seminarians for a happy and successful adult life. We transform followers of Christ into leaders who become change agents in society.
Seminarian Celestine ALOU
I am a 17-year-old from St. Andrew’s Catholic Parish Obalanga. Priesthood is my dream from childhood. My worry is that since my parents are sickly and are unable to fund my priestly training and formation, I may likely to drop out of the seminary school.
Seminarian John ERIAU
I am aged 17 form St. Augustine Catholic Parish Mukongoro. My father is a catechist and the mum is a peasant. Both of them are financially struggling in educating me and my other siblings. Despite my burning desire in serving God as a priest, financial challenges are a great threat to my vocation.
Seminarian Dominic Epaku
I am aged 16 from St. Kizito’s Catholic Parish Katine. I have deep interest in becoming a priest but my family is struggling with serious financial challenges. Sometimes I feel like giving up on education.
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