St. Thomas Aquinas Senior Seminary - Theologicum, Nairobi, Kenya.

15/05/2026

TAMTAM CHALLENGE is out on TikTok. follow

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13/05/2026

The Holy Father, Pope Leo XIV, has appointed the Rt Rev. Simon Peter Kamomoe as the Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Wote, confirming the shepherd who has been guiding the young diocese as Apostolic Administrator since March 2026. Follow the link in the comment section for more details.

13/05/2026

TamTam interlude
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08/05/2026

Join us as we celebrate the graduation of our senior brothers who have completed their term for initial formation. https://youtube.com/live/4mjHM_JH-DM

St Thomas Graduation Mass

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06/05/2026

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Composer : Steve khakolongolo
Organist Enrique Onsaka
Audio : Khakstudios Production
Video : Joent

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03/05/2026

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02/05/2026

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01/05/2026

ST. JOSEPH, PRAY FOR US🙏

25/04/2026

NEWS IN:
Pope Leo XIV has appointed Bishop Joseph Obanyi Sagwe to be the Apostolic Administrator of the Catholic Diocese of Eldoret .

This appointment comes after the official solemn welcoming of Bishop Dominic Kimengich as the Coadjutor Archbishop of Mombasa Archdiocese.

Bishop Joseph Obanyi Who is also the Bishop of Kakamega will oversee the running of Eldoret Diocese until it gets an official shepherd to succeed Bishop Dominic Kimengich.

11/04/2026

Divine Mercy finds its fullest expression in the seven sacraments.

Tomorrow is the Second Sunday of Easter also Divine Mercy Sunday.
The Church closes the Easter Octave, still immersed in the joy of the Resurrection that transforms not just a day, but all of time. Once called Dominica in albis, this day marked when the newly baptized removed their white garments, stepping fully into new life.

In John 20:19–31, today’s Gospel reading, we find the Apostles afraid, burdened by doubt and failure. Into that fear, Jesus enters not with condemnation, but with peace a deep, reconciling peace rooted in forgiveness. He breathes on them, gives the Holy Spirit, and entrusts them with the power to *forgive sins*. **This is the heart of Divine Mercy:* not abstract, but personal and sacramental.

God’s mercy meets us concretely in Baptism, where we are made new, and in Confession, where our wounds are healed again and again. Mercy restores what sin distorts.
Jesus told St. Faustina that on this day, “the very depths of My tender mercy are open.” An ocean of grace is offered no matter how great our sins.
Like Thomas, we may struggle to believe but even a spark of faith is enough for God to ignite. The invitation remains: step through the door of mercy.

“Jesus, I trust in You.”