PADRE PIO’S 5 RULES OF SPIRITUAL PROGRESS
The following are the 5 rules of Spiritual Progress which Padre Pio (St. Pio of Pietrelcina) recommended and he himself lived out the
Reflections By Rev. Fr. David Okolie
Reflections By Rev. Fr. David Okolie
FORGIVENESS: CHRISTIANS VS MUSLIMS
Dearest friends, another person sent a serious concern on this same issue of FORGIVENESS. Let me still quote him verbatim but I also
Reflections By Rev. Fr. David Okolie
MUST I FORGIVE?
Dearest friends, it is quite obvious that Jesus’ teaching on *FORGIVENESS* does not seem to appeal to many Christians, both Pastors and their
Reflections By Rev. Fr. David Okolie
24TH SUNDAY CATECHESIS: HATRED AMONG CHRISTIANS
Dearest friends, have you ever wondered why HATREDย has kept on spreading among a number of Christians โ Family members, friends, couples, ministers, pastors,
Reflections By Rev. Fr. David Okolie
MARY ALSO FOLLOWED THE WAY OF THE CROSS
Dearest friends, it is very true that: A CROSS-LESS Christianity/lifestyle (i.e the one that seeks only for pleasure and comfort) CANNOT lead to
Reflections By Rev. Fr. David Okolie
THIS IS THE SIGN OF VICTORY
Dearest friends, this is truly our CHRISTIAN and CATHOLIC identity: The Christian begins his day, his prayers, and his activities with the SIGN
Reflections By Rev. Fr. David Okolie
23RD SUNDAY CATECHESIS: THE IMPLICATIONS OF LOVE
Dearest friends, you can attest to the fact that there is this widespread profession of LOVEย in our world today, but in reality, LOVE
Reflections By Rev. Fr. David Okolie
THE HOLY ROSARY: A Tribute to my Mother
On this birthday of the Blessed Virgin Mary (September 8, 2023), I wish to thank God for the gift of Devotion to the
Reflections By Rev. Fr. David Okolie
22ND SUNDAY CATECHESIS: WHAT EYES HAVE NOT SEEN…
Dearest friends, the Scriptures rightly made us to understand that what God has prepared for those who LOVE him is actually โwhat eyes
Reflections By Rev. Fr. David Okolie
WITH THE APOSTOLIC WORK OVER… : Message to Seminarians
Normally, the Major Seminarians of the Roman Catholic Church enjoy about two months holiday (or even more) before the beginning of a new