Archbishop of the Catholic Church’s Blantyre Archdiocese, Thomas Msusa, has urged young people in the country to be patient and with good understanding before they do something.
Msusa made the remarks today at the 2022 Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences Young Christian Students Conference underway in Blantyre.
He challenged the youths to be ambassadors of God by demonstrating exemplary behaviour in whatever they do.
“Do not do things without understanding; be patient and judge what is good from the rest. You have the energy to preach the truth about Jesus’ resurrection by showing good behaviour to others,” Msusa said.
The conference, themed ‘You will be my witness’ has drawn thousands of Catholic students from secondary schools and tertiary institutions in Blantyre.
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