Catholic Diocese of Singida
St. Joseph the Worker Parish – Mandewa
St. Joseph the Worker Parish, Mandewa, Singida – Tanzania was officially inaugurated on 17 October 2015. Located approximately 8 km west of Singida City, the parish belongs to the Catholic Diocese of Singida.
The Parish currently serves 20 Outstations through the ministry of priests and catechists who continue spreading the Gospel and celebrating the Holy Eucharist.
As a growing missionary parish, we continue building our Parish Church, village chapels and a primary school while serving more than 4,500 faithful. We thank Almighty God for His abundant blessings upon our community.
St. Joseph the Worker ParishOur Mission
To proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ, celebrate the Holy Eucharist, strengthen Christian families and build a vibrant Catholic community rooted in faith, love and service.
Our Community
United in faith and guided by the Church, we continue serving God’s people through evangelization, education, charity and pastoral ministry across our outstations.
20
Outstations4500+
Faithful2015
Established8 KM
From Singida CityRev. Fr. Patern Patrick Mangi is a priest of the Diocese of Singida serving as Parish Priest of St. Joseph the Worker Parish, Mandewa. He is committed to pastoral ministry, evangelization, education, and community development.
Rev. Fr. Konrad Munna serves as the Parochial Vicar of St. Joseph the Worker Parish, Mandewa, in the Diocese of Singida, Tanzania. He is assisting the Parish Priest in pastoral ministry, evangelization, sacramental service, and supporting the spiritual growth of the parish community through faithful and compassionate service.
