PAPA FRANCIS ABARIKI PADRE MTANZANIA KUOA
Kiongozi
wa Kanisa Katoliki duniani, Papa Francis (PICHANI)amekubali kumuondolea
sakramenti ya upadri, Raymond Mosha wa Jimbo Katoliki la Moshi ikiwa ni
miaka 20 tangu padri huyo aombe kuachana na daraja hilo.
Barua
ya uamuzi wa Papa Francis ilisomwa juzi katika parokia na vigango vyote
vya Kanisa Katoliki Jimbo la Moshi katika ibada zilizofanyika katika
makanisa ya jimbo hilo.
Miongoni
mwa parokia ambazo barua hiyo ilisomwa ni Karanga ambako Paroko wake,
John Matumaini alitoa tangazo hilo katika ibada zote. Uamuzi huo ambao
ni nadra kutolewa na Papa, unamaanisha kuwa sasa padri huyo yuko huru
kuoa na kuwa na familia.
Hata
hivyo, wakati uamuzi huo ukitangazwa rasmi juzi, tayari Padri Mosha
ambaye ni profesa wa falsafa na maadili katika Chuo Kikuu cha Nelson
Mandela Arusha, ana mke na watoto watatu ambao kwa sasa wako vyuo vikuu.
Padri Mosha alisema aliandika barua kuomba kuondolewa daraja hilo mwaka 1994 kabla ya uamuzi kutolewa juzi.
Katika
orodha ya mapadre 185 wa Kanisa Katoliki Jimbo la Moshi iliyopo katika
tovuti ya jimbo hilo, jina la Padri Mosha linaonekana likiwa ni namba
23.
Akizungumzia
hatua hiyo, Padri Mosha alisema: “Ninafurahi kufunguliwa kifugo hiki na
hii itanifanya niishi kama Mkristo. Kwa vile hawajaniondolea sifa ya
kutoa huduma kama vile ibada za mazishi, sakramenti ya mwisho na
ubatizo, nitaendelea kutoa kwa wahitaji kwa sababu ninaupenda ukristo.
“Nashukuru
sasa nimekuwa muumini wa kawaida nitaweza kufunga ndoa kanisani kwa
kuwa nilikuwa nimefunga ndoa ya kisheria tu kwa DC.”
Kuhusu
kwa nini aliamua kuacha upadri, Profesa Mosha alisema ni baada ya
kufanya kazi hiyo kwa miaka 20 na akaona ipo haja ya kuwa na familia
lakini kanisa lilikuwa haliruhusu.
“Sasa
kwa kuwa kanisa haliruhusu mapadri kuoa ndiyo maana nikaamua kuandika
barua ambayo hata hivyo, imechukua muda mrefu kujibiwa na tayari nina
watoto watatu wako chuo kikuu.
Na Daniel Mjema na Fina Lyimo, Mwananchi
PERSONAL DETAILS
Name : Professor Raymond Stambuli Mosha
Title : Professor Department of BuSH
Address : P. O. Box 447 , Arusha.
Mobile : +255 716 000000
E -mail : raymond.mosha@nm-aist.ac.tz
BIO- DATA
Education:
Ph.D. Philosophy, Duquesne University, USA, 1986
M.A. Philosophy, Duquesne University, USA, 1983.
M.A. Counseling (Education), Seton Hall University, N.J., USA, 1976.
M.A. Theology, State University of New York at Maryknoll, N.Y., 1975,
B.A. Theology and Philosophy, Kipalapala College, Tabora, Tanzania, 1971.
Diploma in African Studies, Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda, 1970.
Teaching Experience:
Nelson Mandela-AIST: Philosophy, Ethics and Indigenous Knowledge, July 2012 to the present.
DePaul University Chicago, USA: Philosophy, Research Methodologies and Designs, African Studies, 2006-2011. (both in-class courses and online courses)
Loyola University Chicago: Theology and African Studies, 2000-2001, 1996-1997.
Georgetown University as Resident Fellow: 1997-1998.
Xavier University, Cincinnati, USA: Theology Dept., 1994-1996.
Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, USA: African Spirituality and Philosophy, 1993.
Catholic University of Eastern Africa, Nairobi, Kenya: Spirituality and African Studies, 1987-1993.
Kibosho Philosophy College, Moshi, Tanzania: Psychology and African Studies, 1977-1982.
Areas of Specialization:
Philosophy and Ethics; African Philosophy and Ethics; African Indigenous Knowledge and Wisdom; African Indigenous Spirituality and Education.
Research Strength:
I have published a peer reviewed book in 2000; a book chapter (peer reviewed) in 1999; another peer reviewed book chapter in 2009; and currently researching and writing a book to be entitled: The Pearls of Kilimanjaro: Chagga Proverbs with thick descriptions of their meanings and a comprehensive elucidation of their everyday usage in indigenous society for teaching culture and values and for the transmission of the same.
I have taught Research Methods and Designs on the undergraduate and graduate levels from 2006 to the present. I have also published a number of journal articles and presented professional papers in Chicago, and Cincinnati USA; Nairobi, Kenya; Dar es Salaam, Tanzania; Antananarive, Madagascar; and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
HUYU NDIYE FR. RAYMOND MOSHA
Name : Professor Raymond Stambuli Mosha
Title : Professor Department of BuSH
Address : P. O. Box 447 , Arusha.
Mobile : +255 716 000000
E -mail : raymond.mosha@nm-aist.ac.tz
BIO- DATA
Education:
Ph.D. Philosophy, Duquesne University, USA, 1986
M.A. Philosophy, Duquesne University, USA, 1983.
M.A. Counseling (Education), Seton Hall University, N.J., USA, 1976.
M.A. Theology, State University of New York at Maryknoll, N.Y., 1975,
B.A. Theology and Philosophy, Kipalapala College, Tabora, Tanzania, 1971.
Diploma in African Studies, Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda, 1970.
Teaching Experience:
Nelson Mandela-AIST: Philosophy, Ethics and Indigenous Knowledge, July 2012 to the present.
DePaul University Chicago, USA: Philosophy, Research Methodologies and Designs, African Studies, 2006-2011. (both in-class courses and online courses)
Loyola University Chicago: Theology and African Studies, 2000-2001, 1996-1997.
Georgetown University as Resident Fellow: 1997-1998.
Xavier University, Cincinnati, USA: Theology Dept., 1994-1996.
Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, USA: African Spirituality and Philosophy, 1993.
Catholic University of Eastern Africa, Nairobi, Kenya: Spirituality and African Studies, 1987-1993.
Kibosho Philosophy College, Moshi, Tanzania: Psychology and African Studies, 1977-1982.
Areas of Specialization:
Philosophy and Ethics; African Philosophy and Ethics; African Indigenous Knowledge and Wisdom; African Indigenous Spirituality and Education.
Research Strength:
I have published a peer reviewed book in 2000; a book chapter (peer reviewed) in 1999; another peer reviewed book chapter in 2009; and currently researching and writing a book to be entitled: The Pearls of Kilimanjaro: Chagga Proverbs with thick descriptions of their meanings and a comprehensive elucidation of their everyday usage in indigenous society for teaching culture and values and for the transmission of the same.
I have taught Research Methods and Designs on the undergraduate and graduate levels from 2006 to the present. I have also published a number of journal articles and presented professional papers in Chicago, and Cincinnati USA; Nairobi, Kenya; Dar es Salaam, Tanzania; Antananarive, Madagascar; and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
HUYU NDIYE FR. RAYMOND MOSHA
PERSONAL DETAILS
Name : Professor Raymond Stambuli Mosha
Title : Professor Department of BuSH
Address : P. O. Box 447 , Arusha.
Mobile : +255 716 000000
E -mail : raymond.mosha@nm-aist.ac.tz
BIO- DATA
Education:
Ph.D. Philosophy, Duquesne University, USA, 1986
Education:
Ph.D. Philosophy, Duquesne University, USA, 1986
M.A. Philosophy, Duquesne University, USA, 1983.
M.A. Counseling (Education), Seton Hall University, N.J., USA, 1976.
M.A. Theology, State University of New York at Maryknoll, N.Y., 1975,
B.A. Theology and Philosophy, Kipalapala College, Tabora, Tanzania, 1971.
Diploma in African Studies, Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda, 1970.
Teaching Experience:
Nelson Mandela-AIST: Philosophy, Ethics and Indigenous Knowledge, July 2012 to the present.
Nelson Mandela-AIST: Philosophy, Ethics and Indigenous Knowledge, July 2012 to the present.
DePaul University Chicago, USA: Philosophy, Research Methodologies and
Designs, African Studies, 2006-2011. (both in-class courses and online
courses)
Loyola University Chicago: Theology and African Studies, 2000-2001, 1996-1997.
Georgetown University as Resident Fellow: 1997-1998.
Xavier University, Cincinnati, USA: Theology Dept., 1994-1996.
Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, USA: African Spirituality and Philosophy, 1993.
Catholic University of Eastern Africa, Nairobi, Kenya: Spirituality and African Studies, 1987-1993.
Kibosho Philosophy College, Moshi, Tanzania: Psychology and African Studies, 1977-1982.
Areas of Specialization:
Philosophy and Ethics; African Philosophy and Ethics; African Indigenous Knowledge and Wisdom; African Indigenous Spirituality and Education.
Philosophy and Ethics; African Philosophy and Ethics; African Indigenous Knowledge and Wisdom; African Indigenous Spirituality and Education.
Research Strength:
I have published a peer reviewed book in 2000; a book chapter (peer reviewed) in 1999; another peer reviewed book chapter in 2009; and currently researching and writing a book to be entitled: The Pearls of Kilimanjaro: Chagga Proverbs with thick descriptions of their meanings and a comprehensive elucidation of their everyday usage in indigenous society for teaching culture and values and for the transmission of the same.
I have published a peer reviewed book in 2000; a book chapter (peer reviewed) in 1999; another peer reviewed book chapter in 2009; and currently researching and writing a book to be entitled: The Pearls of Kilimanjaro: Chagga Proverbs with thick descriptions of their meanings and a comprehensive elucidation of their everyday usage in indigenous society for teaching culture and values and for the transmission of the same.
I have
taught Research Methods and Designs on the undergraduate and graduate
levels from 2006 to the present. I have also published a number of
journal articles and presented professional papers in Chicago, and
Cincinnati USA; Nairobi, Kenya; Dar es Salaam, Tanzania; Antananarive,
Madagascar; and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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