PASTORAL LETTER ON THE 75TH ANNIVERSARY OF TIIE DIOCESE OF BUEA
May God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ, in communion with the Holy Spirit, give you grace and peace. Read Full Document here: PASTORAL LETTER ON 75TH ANNIVERSARY_20240206_0001
History
The History of the Catholic Church in the Diocese of Buea started as far back as 1842 when Pope Gregory XVI established the mission of the two Guineas that included Gabon and Cameroon.
In 1846, when the area was erected as an Apostolic Prefecture with its See in Libreville, Cameroon was to remain within its jurisdiction. The Missionaries of the Congregation of the Holy Spirit entrusted with the Apostolic Prefecture of the Two Guineas instead limited their activities to Gabon and Cameroon was left out their missionary activity.
In 1880, two Polish traders, Mr. Roozinski and Janikowski who established in Bota, now one of the oldest parishes in the diocese, invited the Spanish Jesuits who were working in Fernando Po to Cameroon. Attempts were made to find a mission in Cameroon though this was temporary halted by the political event of the time.
In 1890 the Pallotine Fathers took the challenge… READ MORE
About Our Bishop
Michael M. Bibi
Michael M. Bibi
The current Bishop of Buea is the Most Rev. Michael Bibi. Bishop Bibi Michael Miabesue hails from Bamessing (Nsei), his father’s village, in Ndop, Ngoketunjia Division, and from Bafut, his mother’s village, in Mezam Division of the North West Region of Cameroon. He grew up in Metta Quarter in Bamenda, St. Joseph’s Parish, Mankon, Archdiocese of Bamenda. He was born into the family of Late Bibi James Landong (who died on 6 April 1995) and Mama Theresia Ngum Bibi at the General Hospital in Bamenda on 28 July 1971. He attended primary school at Presbyterian School Bamessing (Classes One and Two), Catholic School Big Mankon (Classes Three to Six) and Catholic School Gardens in Limbe
Diocesan News
What is making news in Our Diocese
Over 1,500 pupils and students of Catholic Education, pray for a successful academic year 2024/25
Through the celebration of the Sacrifice of the Mass. The Catholic Education family of CUIB EHS, CUIB A&T, and St Charles Lwanga Nursery and Primary School, gathered at the Divine Mercy
18 Nov
The Prime Minister, Head of Government His Excellency Chief Dr. Joseph Dion Ngute,
17 Nov
The Catholic Church in Cameroon has celebrated the 10th anniversary of the framework
15 Nov
On Friday November 15,2024, the eve of the celebration of the tenth anniversary of
Transfers and Appointments of Priests and Personnel for the 2024/2025 Pastoral Year – Diocese of Buea-Download Here
Recent Sermons
SOLEMNITY OF THE ASSUMPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY, ST. MARTIN DE PORRES PARISH, BOKOANGO, 15 th August, 2023 9.a.m
My Dear People of God, It is a great pleasure to join with you this morning to celebrate the solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. My coming here as you know is to check on you my neigbours. We have to keep up with our good relationship […]
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Meet Our Bishops
Bishop Michael Bibi
Current Bishop
Bishop Bushu
Bishop Emeritus 2006-2019
Bishop Pius Awah
Bishop Emeritus 1973-2007
Mgr. Jules Peters
Bishop Emeritus 1962-1973
Mgr. Peter Rogan
Bishop Emeritus 1950-1962CATHOLIC SOURCES
Our Projects
Urgent Cause
THE DIVINE MERCY CO-CATHEDRAL
- $27675RAISED
- 61%COMPLETE
- $17673NEEDED
- $45348GOAL
The Divine Mercy Co-Cathedral is the poster child project of the Diocese of Buea. The Construction work started many years ago but has been slowed down over the years due to lack of funds. The Co-cathedral which sits in Molyko Deanary occupies a 1-hectare land and will house about 5000 Christians upon completion. It will be the biggest church in the entire Diocese of Buea. Christians can support the project by donating either a window, chair or tiles.