Answering the Call: St. Charles Lwanga & Companions, Martyrs of Faith

In the face of unspeakable suffering, St. Charles Lwanga and his companions, young African martyrs, stood unwavering in their faith. Their courage in the face of death reminds us that the most powerful witness we can offer is our devotion to Christ, no matter the cost.

In the 19th century, these brave souls endured unimaginable trials, yet they never wavered from their commitment to the Gospel. They were led to martyrdom because they refused to renounce their faith and surrender to the pressures of a world that sought to silence them. Saint Charles Lwanga, the leader of the group, led by example, showing that true strength is found in surrendering oneself completely to God’s will.

Their sacrifice lives on today, inspiring countless individuals to follow in their footsteps of courage and conviction. The Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate continue their legacy of devotion to Christ by spreading the Gospel in over 70 countries worldwide, reaching the most marginalized and offering the hope of salvation to those who have never heard the message of Jesus.

Just as St. Charles Lwanga and his companions were willing to sacrifice everything for their faith, so too are the Missionary Oblates making a difference in the lives of countless individuals—offering both physical and spiritual aid to those who need it most. Yet, this work cannot continue without your support.

Your Support Makes a Difference

In the spirit of these courageous martyrs, we ask you to stand with the Missionary Oblates today. Your donation helps to carry forward their work of faith and service. By contributing, you’re not only honoring the legacy of these brave martyrs but also empowering the Oblates to continue their life-changing mission.

Your generosity ensures that the message of hope, peace, and salvation continues to reach the farthest corners of the Earth. As the martyrs did, we must answer the call—this time, to continue the work of spreading the love and teachings of Christ.