Rombo sub parish consists of the following outstations; Rombo, Ngasakinoi, Enchurrai, Lemong`o, Mailitatu, Olmapinu and Matepes. Leaders and catechists were present and well introduced. Several issues were raised and discussed as follows;
ST. CHARLES LWANGA CATHOLIC CHURCH - ROMBO
• Started in 1961 by Mill hill missionaries through Bishop Collins Davies. Christian population: 400 Number of Small Christian communities: 9 Distance to the parish- 13km No land tittle deed only allotment letter. One wedding contacted in 2022 Church groups include: CMA, CWA, Pioneer, Charismatic, Choir, St. Ann, PMC, St. Alloys, St. Mary and youth Group.
• The Land is 27 hectares with allotment letter • The church is stony built • Capacity is 1200 Christians• The name ‘Rombo’ originates from a chief of that time who died along the Kenya–Tanzania border, hence the place being called Rombo in both countries.
The Grotto was constructed during the tenure of Rev. Fr. Simon Kimore (Fr. in charge) and Rev. Fr. Evans Machoka. It was envisioned as a sacred space of prayer and reflection, often dedicated to the blessed virgin Mary, and became a symbol of faith for the parish community. Under the guidance of the Fr. in charge, parishioners came together with their time, resources, and skills to bring the grotto to life. Today it stands not only as a place of devotion but also as a lasting reminder of the unity, sacrifice and spiritual growth fostered under Rev. Fr. Simon Kimore.
Entarara Sub-parish Consists of the following outstations: Entarara, Munyurra, Olmaroroi and Enkusero. Etymological meaning of the outstation names; Entarara- this name comes from Maasai word Entarara which is thorny type of tree bearing fruits suggestively edible. Church founded in
1969 by Bishop Collins Davies but build officially in 1985 by Fr. George Myall. Land size is 3 ha. Church capacity - 1200 people. Status: stone build Church has turbanacle well Rombo sub parish consists of the following outstations; Rombo, Ngasakinoi, Enchurrai, Lemong`o, Mailitatu, Olmapinu
