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Bishop George Dodo passes on

EPISCOPAL ORDINATION (Maiduguri – 7 July 2022) On 26 October 2017, I first visited Maiduguri’s Diocese for the first time to ordain some priests in Mubi. Two years later, on 12 July 2019, I had the joy of dedicating the renovated Cathedral of this Diocese, whose Administrator was Rev. Fr. John BognaBakeni, who will today

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BISHOP DUNG COMMISSIONS 37 NEW CATECHISTS AS INSTITUTE CLOCKS 40 By Emmanuel Donatus, Jos. As part of the activities to celebrate the institution’s 40th anniversary, the Catholic Bishop of Shendam Diocese, Most Rev. Philip Davou Dung commissioned 37 new catechists who graduated from the prestigious, Catechetical Training Institute (CTI) in Shendam. The three day celebration

KATSINA-ALA: There is more to choosing a Bishop than ethnicity – Apostolic Nuncio to Nigeria By Padre Michael Nsikak Umoh In continuation of his relentless teachings on the nature of Episcopacy in the Catholic Church, the Apostolic Nuncio to Nigeria, Most Rev. Antonio Guido Filipazzi, preaching at the Episcopal ordination of Msgr. Isaac Bundepuun Dugu

KADUNA STATE GOVERNMENT GIVE US ENOUGH LAND TO BURY OUR PRIESTS Fr. Isaac Patrick Musa Our experiences as priests, in Kaduna State, have been that of total memory black out, confusion, desperation, helplessness and indecisiveness on what to do or say as bandits and terrorists continue to attack, kidnap and kill us unabated. Our diplomacy

PRESS STATEMENT Catholic Church Kicks Against Legalization of Abortion in Lagos State. -Archbishop Martins says: the Move Is Unacceptable! The move by the Lagos State Government to legalize the procurement of abortion through legislative guidelines has attracted wide condemnation by pro-life groups and the millions of Catholics in the state. They have vowed to resist