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FUNERAL MASS FOR FR. RAPHAEL ADEBAYO Today Thursday 12 January, 2023. 10am. Holy Cross Cathedral,
WEEKEND DIGEST FOR SATURDAY OF THE 6TH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME, 19TH FEBRUARY 2022 (James 3;1-10; Mark 9:2-13). In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. Good Morning and Happy Weekend my dear Friends in Christ. How are you today?I wish you a fruitful and more relaxed
While Islam embraced the principle of assimilation, Christianity was content with association Justine John Dyikuk Published: February 18, 2022 06:38 AM GMT▾ Last year, a classmate of mine in the minor seminary and a missionary priest shared some pictures of Gothic cathedrals in Tunisia on our alumni WhatsApp platform. He explained that those churches have
Most Revd. Dr. John Namaja Niyiring OSA, Bishop, Catholic Diocese of Kano, today paid a Condolence visit to the Parent of Hanifa Abubakar, the 5 years old girl that was abducted and killed by her teacher in Kano recently. The Bishop while sympathizing with the Parent says it is very bad and disheartening to see
Pope Francis addresses the International Theological Symposium on the Priesthood, inviting priests to be close to God, their Bishop, their fellow priests, and the people they are called to serve. By Christopher Wells Pope Francis drew on over fifty years of his own priesthood in an address aimed at helping today’s priests “experience the peace
By Matthew Kukah/The Tablet/19 FEBRUARY 2022 [Pgs. 4-6] Conflict, poverty and corruption have stifled Africa’s potential in the post-independence era, yet the Church has been reluctant to involve itself in politics. Now one of its most prominent voices argues it is time for its leaders to urge Catholics to put their faith into action for
Thank you so much for your prayerful support. The Chancellor, Rev Fr Hilary Odenore just confirmed that Fr Augustine Akhogba has been released safe and sound. God be praised now and forever, Amen.
