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This article offers an assessment of the significance of The Movement for theRestoration of the Ten Commandments of God (MRTCG) in Uganda. It describes howthe MRTCG leaders proposed celibacy and physical withdrawal from the supposed“corrupt, evil and damned world,” and urged their followers to wait for God to destroythe world and to save them through the Blessed Virgin Mary. Tragically, when theirapocalyptic prophecies failed to materialize, the MRTCG leaders ritually killedhundreds of their followers in 2000 hoping to save them and through martyrdom, todeliver them directly to God in heaven. It suggests that this movement has to beunderstood within the context of the rise of HIV/Aids pandemic in Uganda. It describesthe socio-economic, cultural, medical and political factors prevailing in Uganda (1981-2000) and shows how the MRTCG responded to such circumstances. The final sectionsketches some of the subsequent developments concerning the fight against HIV/Aids inUganda.

THE ETHICS OF HIV/AIDS AND THE RISE OF AN APOCALYPTIC MARIOLOGIST MOVEMENT FOR THE RESTORATION OF THE TEN COMMANDMENTS