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Memorandum on the opening of the Barotseland Mission

Memorandum by Monsignor Bruno Wolnik SJ (1882-1960), Prefect Apostolic of Broken Hill, re the establishment of the Irish Capuchin mission in Barotseland. He writes: ‘As soon as a piece of land is chosen and granted by the Paramount chief, settle there and start a few temporary buildings’.

Memorandum on the Caprivi Strip

Note on the history and geography of the Caprivi Strip committed to the care of the Irish Capuchins ‘temporarily in 1944, and permanently after the War’. The memorandum refers to the establishment on 6 August 1944 of the Holy Family mission in the Eastern Caprivi Strip.

Memoirs of Fr. Michael Murphy OFM Cap.

Booklet containing the recollections of Fr. Michael Murphy OFM Cap. particularly in relation to his role in establishing Namushakende Parish Church in the Diocese of Mongu, Zambia. Reference is also made to his missionary work in Kashembe, Namboata, Nanjuca and Litoya. The photographic print shows a celebration outside St. Gabriel’s Catholic Church in Namushakende on 25 Mar. 2004.

Maramba Mission Church

Maramba Mission Church

(On the right) Fr. Killian Flynn OFM Cap., Fr. Casimir Butler OFM Cap. (1876-1958) and altar servers outside Maramba Mission Church, Livingstone, Northern Rhodesia. The original caption reads ‘First mission chapel outside the centre of Livingstone, at Police Camp Maramba, opened on the Feast of Christ the King, 1932. A better church opened in Marmaba in 1940’.

Maramba Church

Maramba Church

The interior of the church at the Christ the King mission at Maramba, Northern Rhodesia.

Map of the Caprivi Strip

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Copy map showing principal settlements and geographic and physical features of the Caprivi Strip bordered to the east by Zambia and to the west by Angola and Botswana. Attention is paid to the locations of mission stations and education establishments including at Katima Mulilo (founded by the Irish Capuchins) which has Mauvluma primary and Negweze schools.

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