PRAYING WITH MARY
Dearest friends, one of the rich traditions of the Church that is fast eluding our present generation of Christians is the consciousness of.
Reflections By Rev. Fr. David Okolie
Reflections By Rev. Fr. David Okolie
ABOUT SEXUAL ORIENTATIONS
Dearest friends, just like Jesus Christ, we ought to love everyone, irrespective of people’s sexual orientation; however, we also have the OBLIGATION to.
Reflections By Rev. Fr. David Okolie
12THE SUNDAY CATECHESIS: WHEN TRUTH IS PAINTED…
Dearest friends, it is increasingly becoming obvious that our world is morally sinking because a number of Christians (Pastors and Faithful) are not.
Reflections By Rev. Fr. David Okolie
FOR SCHOLARS AND POLITICIANS: St. Thomas More’s other side
Dearest friends, it was Thomas à Kempis who said that: “What one is at the beginning of one’s conversion is not often what.
Reflections By Rev. Fr. David Okolie
YOU ALSO CAN OVERCOME
Dearest friends, it is good to remind ourselves that Premarital or Extramarital sexual gratification (Fornication, adultery, lesbianism, homosexuality, etc.) is SINFUL and requires sincere.
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WITH THE LENTEN AND EASTER SEASONS OVER…
Dearest friends, it is possible that in the minds of some Catholics, this may be the question: What are we really expected to.