Monsignor Faustin Ngabu, Bishop Emeritus of the Diocese of Goma, passed away this morning at the age of 90, leaving behind a profound legacy of faith, service, and peacemaking.
Monsignor Ngabu dedicated his life to the service of Christ and humanity, guiding the communities of North Kivu with wisdom, compassion, and care.
His passing has left an immense void in the Church and among the faithful who looked to him for spiritual guidance.
During his tenure, Monsignor Ngabu was widely recognized for his ability to promote dialogue, reconciliation, and unity, particularly in the troubled eastern Congo, where community tensions often threatened peace.
He was known for calming minds, reconciling hearts, and restoring hope among people living through difficult times.
A devoted clergyman, he combined consolation with teaching, emphasizing patience, justice, and divine mercy.
His efforts went beyond the pulpit, leaving lasting impacts in the diocese and the wider community by building bridges in areas of division and fostering harmony where discord once prevailed.
Church officials and community members alike have praised Monsignor Ngabu’s tireless dedication to the Gospel and his unwavering commitment to peace.
His legacy is expected to continue inspiring future generations to work toward reconciliation, serenity, and brotherhood.
Monsignor Ngabu’s life remains a shining example of devotion, integrity, and charity.