August 4, 2026
Reflections By Rev. Fr. David Okolie

24TH SUNDAY CATECHESIS: HATRED AMONG CHRISTIANS

Dearest friends, have you ever wondered why HATRED has kept on spreading among a number of Christians – Family members, friends, couples, ministers, pastors, religious, etc.? Personally, what gives me serious concern when I think about the above is that the above persons claim to be following Jesus Christ. But the words of the same Jesus

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African Church to celebrate CEPACS 50th anniversary in Nigeria

The Pan African Committee for Social Communications is set to celebrate its 50th anniversary in Lagos, Nigeria, on 18-21 November 2023, with an event featuring communication officials and dignitaries from across the African Continent and elsewhere. By Sr. Titilayo Aduloju, SSMA Communication experts and Catholic Bishops from across Africa are preparing to celebrate the 50th

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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 HEAVEN. Jesus himself said this: “If anyone is willing to come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his CROSS, and follow me” (cf. Matt 16:24). 👉🏼When we talk about

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SUMMARY OF THE 2023 CBCN COMMUNIQUE, ABUJA

By Padre Mike Nsikak Umoh 1. At the end of the 2nd plenary meeting in Abuja, of the Catholic Bishops of Nigeria for the year 2023, as expected, the bishops produced a communique, titled: RELIGION, CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY AND THE BUILDING OF A BETTER NIGERIA 2. Here is the gist of the document: 3. First, the

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RELIGION, CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY AND THE BUILDING OF A BETTER NIGERIA

RELIGION, CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY AND THE BUILDING OF A BETTER NIGERIA  A Communiqué issued at the end of the Second Plenary Meeting of the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) at Chida International Hotel, Utako District, Abuja, 7 to 15 September 2023       1. PREAMBLE We, the Catholic Bishops of Nigeria, held our Second

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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 OF THE CROSS: “in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.” The baptized person dedicates the day to the glory of God and calls

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“Stop focusing on negativity, report the positive strides of the church,” Bishop Ajang to Communicators

By CSN Media The Episcopal Chairman for Social Communications, Most Rev. David Ajang, has called on all church communicators to desist from focusing mainly on the negative happenings in the church, but to get on board and report the great and positive strides of the church in the areas of education, healthcare, and provision of

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LIVE STREAMING OF THE CLOSING MASS OF THE SECOND 2023 CBCN PLENARY MEETING

Date: September 14, 2023 Holy Mass Time: 5PM CLICK HERE: LIVE  STREAMING ON YOUTUBE CLICK HERE:  LIVE STREAMING ON FACEBOOK   To receive regular news, teachings and information about the Catholic Church and the Bishops in Nigeria, please send ADD ME to 090 6000 6198 by WHATSAPP For latest news on the Catholic Church in Nigeria, log

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How Bandits Invoked The Name Of Jesus Against Their Victim: The Miracle At Catholic Church Fadan Kamantan – By Rev .Fr. George Barde

Introduction As you read this piece of testimony about the bandits who attacked the Priests FRS Emmanuel Okolo and Noah Monday, serving the Parish of St Raphael Fadan Kamanton, Catholic Diocese of Kafanchan, Nigeria, the 25 year old Seminarian who did not survive the gruesome attack, Brother Na’aman Ngofe Stephen was buried yesterday 12th September,

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Sit-at-home order in the S/East, a reflection of the tragedy of the Nigerian nation – Archbishop Obinna

By CSN Media The Emeritus Catholic Archbishop of Owerri, Most Rev Anthony Obinna, has declared that the sit-at-home order meted out by non-state actors in the Southeastern part of the country, is a reflection of the tragedy of the Nigerian nation and a symptom of leadership failure at the state and national levels. Archbishop Obinna

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