Like any other future-oriented institution, the Archdiocese of Dar es Salaam has a vision, mission, and core values that guide its operations.
Our Mission Statement
To foster faithful spiritual and social prosperity through pastoral care, evangelkization and proclamation of good news for the realization of a self-sustaining church.
Our Vision Statement
Empowered by spiritual guidance, our vision is to cultivate a vibrant church that walks with the poor, fostering salvation of souls and revival for community prosperity.
Core values
Our values are grounded in the teachings and identity of Catholic Social Doctrine. These encompass:
Holistic
Embracing an all-encompassing approach that addresses spiritual, social, and material needs.
Empowerment
Strengthening individuals and the community through spiritual guidance and support.
Caring
Showing genuine concern and kindness towards others, especially those in need
Vibrancy
Cultivating an energetic, lively, and dynamic faith community.
Professionalism
We aim for excellence in every endeavor, accomplishing this through dedication to innovation, creativity, thoughtful reflection, and continuous improvement.
Care for the planet
In all our actions, we strive to protect the environment; we strive for an optimal balance between human and environmental well-being.
Philosophy:
The following philosophy guides the manner in which the Archdiocese conducts its business;
We believe in the spiritual revival for the salvation of mankind, fueled by God’s love towards the faithful. This encompasses not only spiritual development but also social, physical, and intellectual development of our people.
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