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Cardinal hosts Legacy Breakfast

The breakfast was held to create awareness about two major projects currently undertaken by the Catholic Church in KZN.

CARDINAL Wilfrid Fox Napier and the Diocese of Durban facilitated a legacy breakfast for 70 carefully-chosen stakeholders, people of influence and business people at Tsogo Sun Hotel Marine Parade recently.

The breakfast was held to create awareness about two major projects currently undertaken by the Catholic Church in KZN – the Mini World Youth Day and the Napier Centre 4 Healing.

Father Bonga Mkhize and Dr Nomzamo Huwa. PHOTO: Niamh Walsh-Vorster

The Cardinal outlined his expectations for the projects and reminded guests that plans are well underway for the “mini” World Youth Day which will be held in Durban from 6 to 10 December at the Durban Exhibition Centre and surrounds, to unite Catholic young people from Southern Africa to celebrate their Christianity, community and unity while experiencing the chosen theme of “young people, faith and vocation discernment.”

Deacon Mark Wardell, Aiden Fayle and Father Brett Williams. PHOTO: Niamh Walsh-Vorster

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