Scripture study & care for the sick, together
Catholic Bible Safari is an independent initiative built around two things: seminars that open up Scripture — our weekly Bible study, a weekend on the Psalms, and an Easter seminar — and Visits to the Sick, a separate way of living out the call to love our neighbour.
Each program stands on its own — join whichever fits where you are right now.
A journey through the whole of Scripture, live online every Saturday from 10:00 to 11:30 AM — not just listening to someone explain the Bible, but learning how to read it yourself, one book at a time.
Saturdays, 10:00–11:30 AM Register"Look to him and be radiant."Psalm 34:5
Three days together on the Psalms — lament, praise, thanksgiving, and royal psalms — and how to pray them the way the Church already does, in the Liturgy of the Hours and the Mass.
May 15–17, 2027, in person RegisterA seminar for living Holy Week and the Easter weekend well — tracing what we celebrate back to the Old Testament feasts it fulfills, for a fuller, more wholesome experience of the Triduum itself.
Thursday–Sunday, Easter weekend RegisterEvery second Saturday of the month, from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, we visit families in Kibagare Slum who are sick or simply going through a hard time — working with a dedicated social worker to bring food supplies and spend the afternoon getting to know them, sitting, listening, and laughing together. It's simply a way to bring a little joy into their day.
2nd Saturday monthly, 2:00–4:00 PM RegisterCatholic Bible Safari brings together an ongoing commitment to Scripture and an ongoing commitment to charity. The seminars are for study. Visits to the Sick are something else entirely — a direct, practical response to the call to love our neighbour, carried out through food, information, and time spent with people who are unwell or alone.
Ongoing activities across Catholic Bible Safari, the Psalms Seminar, the Easter Seminar, and Visits to the Sick.
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Weekly Saturday sessions from 10:00 to 11:30 AM, pausing after Session 40 and resuming each January.
Where the world begins, and why that first wound shapes every chapter after it.
Abraham to Joseph — a family carrying a promise through famine, exile, and betrayal.
Sinai, the Law, and the appointed times of Leviticus 23 — covered in full during the Easter seminar.
The throne of David, the Temple, and the prayer book Israel sang through all of it — the Psalms seminar goes deep here.
The last chapter before the Gospels: a faithful remnant resists forced assimilation, purifies the Temple, and keeps the promise alive in the silence before Christ.
Every session before this one was leading here.
The story keeps going — in the sacraments, and in Visits to the Sick.
Your support helps keep our work going — whether that's the seminars or the families we visit each month. Choose below, and a short message on WhatsApp gets things started.
Join a seminar, or sign up for a visit — whichever door is open to you right now.