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FUNERAL MASS FOR FR. RAPHAEL ADEBAYO Today Thursday 12 January, 2023. 10am. Holy Cross Cathedral,
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.
No human being is a stranger to temptation because temptation comes to all of us. The question, then, is not whether we will be tempted, but how will we respond to it? The moments of trials and temptations are opportunities through which we reassess our values and priorities, our goals and ambitions, reminding us of
By Padre Mike Nsikak Umoh, CSN Friday, 11 February 2022, witnessed a mammoth gathering of who is who in the Catholic Church in Nigeria and in Anambra State, as the Chief Shepherd of the Archdiocese of Onitsha, Most Rev. Valerian Maduka Okeke celebrated the 20th anniversary of his Episcopal consecration at the massive arena of
By Emmanuel Eko, CSN Media To commemorate the World Day of the Sick, the Chaplain of the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent De Paul Hospital, Kubwa, Rev. Fr. Peter Danladi has called on Catholic faithful to re-examine and re-evaluate their trust in God. The clergy made this call in his homily during the Holy
Bishop of Catholic Diocese of Oyo, Most Revd. Emmanuel Ade Badejo, yesterday, urged Nigerians to mark this year’s Valentine’s Day beyond mere amorous attraction, by visiting the sick and the poor and show them love. In a statement he personally signed, the cleric noted that the sick and the needy are often neglected, adding that
February 1⃣4⃣ Martyrdom 🌟🌹 ST. VALENTINE 🎯 _St. Valentine is one of the most misunderstood saint, not only by the world already plunged in impurity, but also by many “so called” Catholics. Sad to say, but today the wicked world taken for a ride by Freemasonry is highlighting St. Valentine as a model, as
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This training is free and open to individuals or group from any part of world. We have 10 countries already registered and many may still join. The Coordinator has given approval for Nigerians to participate in the programme. Forms and I.D Code will be made available soon before the commencement of the programme. I do
By Padre Mike Nsikak Umoh, CSN The papal envoy to Nigeria, Archbishop Antonio Guido Filipazzi, has emphatically reaffirmed the enduring unity of the Catholic Church in Nigeria as visibly manifested in the solidarity and communion of the Bishops of the Conference, and their undisputable obedience and union with the Holy Father as a Conference.Archbishop Filipazzi