SHESA Germany: Golden Jubilee Celebrations 02.10.2011: Homily Part 1 (Rev. Fr. Tatah Humphrey Mbuy)

Sacred Heart College Mankon Bamenda in Cameroon was founded in 1961 by the Mill Hill Fathers, who later on handed the school to the Marist Brothers to run.. The first batch of students attended classes at the premises of St. Joseph Primary School Big Mankon for one year before transferring finally to the present site at the then outskirts of Bamenda in Mankon along the Bamenda Bafut Road.. Since its creation Sacred Heart College has been predominantly run by the Marist Brothers, a denomination of missionaries of the Catholic Church. Following a diocesan reorganisation many years ago, Sacred Heart College has come to be run directly by the Archdiocese of Bamenda. Sacred Heart College is an all male Catholic secondray and high school, the high school section having been launched in October 1978, the year the producer of this video started schooling at SaHeCo City. In January 2011 Sacred Heart College celebrated its Golden Jubilee. After that some SHESA Branches in the diaspora have been recelebrating the Golden Jubilee. On 2nd October 2011 it was the turn of SHESA Germany, which had the privelege of hosting among others Reverend Bro. Norbert, a long time Vice- and Principal of Sacred Heart College Mankon Bamenda who dedicated a total of 23 years of his life at the service of Sacred Heart College. The Holy Mass was celebrated by Rev. Fr. Humphrey Mbuy Tata, who served for a long time as Chaplain of Sacred Heart College. This is one of 3 videos in which his homily is reproduced in full length. This is Part 1.

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