27TH SUNDAY CATECHESIS: PLANTED TO BEAR FRUITS
– Rev. Fr. David Okolie Dearest friends, you and I can attest to the fact that nobody is happy with UNFRUITFULNESS. To understand.
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FUNERAL MASS FOR FR. RAPHAEL ADEBAYO Today Thursday 12 January, 2023. 10am. Holy Cross Cathedral,
– Rev. Fr. David Okolie Dearest friends, you and I can attest to the fact that nobody is happy with UNFRUITFULNESS. To understand.
On this Feast Day of OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY (October 7, 2023), I wish to still thank God in a very special.
Pope Francis has chosen โArtificial intelligence and wisdom of the heart: for a fully human communicationโ as the theme for World Communication Day.
The Catholic Bishop of Katsina-Ala, Most Rev. Isaac Bunde Dugu has cautioned Catholic Priests in Nigeria against elevating themselves during the Eucharistic celebration,.
Reiterating his position that the ongoing synod is not a parliament or a church meeting, Pope Francis has charged participants at the synod.
Dearest friends, are you among those who are already worried about the ongoing SYNOD ON SYNODALITY going on in Rome? Please, do not.
Today marked the commencement of the Synod of Bishops, graced by an Opening Mass presided over by Pope Francis. Cardinal Tobin expressed a.
Their countries are in bracket 1. Archbishop Robert Francis PREVOST, O.S.A., Prefect of the Dicastery for Bishops(USA) 2. Archbishop Claudio GUGEROTTI, Prefect of.
On Tuesday, October 3, 2023, the Misereor Dialogue and Partnership Service (DPS Nigeria) in Abuja officially launched Volume 11 of the Reader entitled.
The Catholic Archbishop of Jos, Most Rev. Ishaya Audu, has lamented that even after attaining the ripe age of 63, Nigeria still trails.