ENROLMENT-KINYAMASIKA

St. Paul’s National Major Seminary is a Theological institution for priestly formation. Candidates who join this Seminary must have successfully completed their philosophical studies either from Katigondo or Alokolum National philosophical seminary. But in some cases, some students who have studied philosophy elsewhere are also admitted at the request of their respective Bishops.

As it is the recommendation of the Uganda Episcopal Conference (UEC), candidates who join the theological studies first do a pastoral spiritual year in their respective dioceses for one year before joining Kinyamasika seminary.

 

ENROLMENT HISTORY

 

YEAR OF ENTRY                            

NUMBER OF STUDENTS

August 1992

46

August 1993

27

August 1994

29

August 1995

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August 1996

28

August 1997

21

August 1998

21

August 1999

20

August 2000

23+1special case from the apostles of Jesus congregation: Admitted for Theo2.

August 2001

26

September 2002

26

September  2003

35

September 2004

36

2nd Sept. 2005

32

1st Sept. 2006

42

2nd Sept. 2007

38

3rd Sept. 2008

35

3rd Sept. 2009

31

2nd Sept. 2010

50

2nd Sept.  2011

43

7th.Sept.2012

40

6th Sept.2013

44

5thSept.2014

71

4th Sept. 2015

41

2nd Sept.2016

60

 

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

St. Paul’s National Seminary sometimes has students from other countries as tabulated below. These students join after agreements between the seminary and their Ordinaries.

YEAR   

PARISH  

NUMBER OF STUDENTS   

COUNTRY

1992

Butare

1

Rwanda

1993

Beira

1

Mozambique 

1996

Kimberly 

1

South Africa

2002

Yei

2

Sudan

2004

Kisii

1

Kenya

2004

Torit

1

Sudan

2005

Torit

1

Sudan

2014

Vyumba

1

Rwanda

 

REFERENCES

1. Seminary Charter for priestly formation by the Uganda Episcopal Conference (Nov. 2009)

2. St. Paul’s National Major Seminary, Kinyamasika Academic Programmes.

3. http://www.fortportaldiocese.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/St.pdf