St. Mbaaga's Major Seminary Ggaba is a Catholic institution dedicated to the formation of future priests through holistic training in spirituality, academics, and pastoral ministry. Rooted in the rich tradition of the Church, the seminary serves as a center of excellence for nurturing vocations and preparing servant leaders for the mission of Christ.

📜 Our History

Founded in 1931 by the Mill Hill Missionaries, the seminary began as the Mill Hill Major Seminary Ggaba. It played a pioneering role in the formation of clergy in Uganda and the wider East African region.

Over the decades, the institution has evolved while remaining faithful to its founding purpose. Today, St. Mbaaga Major Seminary continues to build on this legacy, forming priests who are spiritually grounded, intellectually equipped, and pastorally committed.

🎯 Our Mission

To form faithful, disciplined, and compassionate priests who are committed to serving the Church and society through the Gospel.

👁️ Our Vision

To be a leading seminary in Africa, recognized for excellence in priestly formation, academic integrity, and deep spiritual life.

🎓 Formation Approach

Formation at St. Mbaaga Major Seminary is holistic, integrating:

• Spiritual Formation – Prayer, liturgy, retreats, and personal relationship with God

• Academic Formation – Studies in philosophy, theology, and related disciplines

• Pastoral Formation – Practical ministry experience in parishes and communities

• Human Formation – Character development, discipline, and community life

⛪ Our Identity

As a Catholic seminary, St. Mbaaga is committed to:

• Fidelity to the teachings of the Church

• Promotion of vocations to priesthood

• Service to the people of God

🌍 Our Role in the Church

For decades, St. Mbaaga Major Seminary has contributed to the growth of the Church by forming priests who serve in parishes, dioceses, and missions both locally and internationally.

🙏 Looking Ahead

As we continue our journey, we remain committed to forming priests who will respond to the challenges of the modern world with faith, wisdom, and compassion.

“Here I am, Lord; send me.” (Isaiah 6:8)