Germain Kivungila Kapenda est né le 16 novembre 1968 à Kolwezi, en République Démocratique du Congo (RDC), diocèse de Kolwezi, fils de Kivungila Kapenda et de Womba Kahudi. Il a accompli son noviciat à Kansebula, en RDC, et a émis sa première profession religieuse le 24 août 1990. Il a émis sa profession perpétuelle le 7 juillet 1996 à Lubumbashi et a été ordonné prêtre le 25 juillet 1998 à Kolwezi.<\/p>\n
Il a approfondi sa formation universitaire à l’Université Pontificale Salésienne de Rome, où il a séjourné à plusieurs reprises, se consacrant notamment à la recherche à l’Institut Historique Salésien et contribuant à l’enseignement de l’Histoire de l’Église à l’Institut Théologicum de Lubumbashi.<\/p>\n
Tout au long de sa longue vie salésienne, le P. Kivungila a exercé d’importantes responsabilités à différents niveaux de la Congrégation : Vicaire et Curé à Kafubu et Kasenga, Directeur et Curé à Mbuji-Mayi, Directeur à Lubumbashi-Salama et à la Maison Provinciale. Il est actuellement Directeur de la communauté de Lubumbashi-Ruashi-Maison des Jeunes, nomination confirmée pour un deuxième mandat de trois ans. Au niveau provincial, il a été Conseiller provincial, Vicaire provincial et Délégué à la Formation AFC.<\/p>\n
Son parcours, qui allie une solide formation universitaire, une expérience pastorale de plusieurs années et une connaissance approfondie de l’institution salésienne, le prépare de façon unique à diriger la Province d’Afrique Centrale. « Nous confions son ministère aux prières de toute la Famille Salésienne », a déclaré le P. Alphonse Owuodow, Conseiller Régional pour l’Afrique Centrale et de l’Ouest.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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