By Vincent Njoku In an unprecedented collaboration, the Communications Directorate of the Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria (CSN) has joined forces with MTN Nigeria, one of Africa’s leading communications service providers, to host the inaugural ComWEEK Public Lecture. This year’s theme, “Artificial Intelligence: Challenges and Opportunities for Evangelization and Social Development,” promises to ignite a conversation at

By JP Usanga The Vatican has once again commended the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) for its efforts in organizing the Communications Week (ComWeek) in Nigeria. Through a letter to the National Director of Social Communications, Very Rev. Fr. Michael Nsikak Umoh, the Vatican lauded the CBCN’s dedication to enhancing media literacy among Nigerian

Bishop of Catholic Diocese of Oyo, Most Rev. Emmanuel Badejo, has advocated for more policies and legislations that would address moral decadence and promote the wellbeing of youths. Badejo stated this at a news conference organised by the diocese in Oyo town on Tuesday. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the conference had,

By Neta Nwosu Very Rev. Fr. Mike Umoh, National Director of Communications, Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria has said Magisterium AI is valuable to formators, teachers, students and anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of the Catholic faith. Noting that the Catholic app is still in experimental stage, he described Magisterium AI as an online tool

Responding to the prevailing social unrest, characterized by violent conflict, kidnapping, terrorism, displacement and refugee crises, gender based violence, childhood trauma, the impact of natural disaster and systemic challenge in the Nigerian society, the Misereor Dialogue and Partnership Service (DPS) in Abuja, published a trauma brochure, titled; “Stories of Pain and Hope”, a compilation of

  Responding to the prevailing social unrest, characterized by violent conflict, kidnapping, terrorism, displacement and refugee crises, gender based violence, childhood trauma, the impact of natural disaster and systemic challenge in the Nigerian society, the Misereor Dialogue and Partnership Service (DPS) in Abuja, published a trauma brochure, titled; “Stories of Pain and Hope”, a compilation

In response to a question asked by a commentator on my Facebook post yesterday, I now confirm that there are five ‘Servants of God’ on the path to sainthood in the Catholic Church in Nigeria. Servant of God is the first of four stages before one is declared a Saint. The ‘Servants of God’ are:

Materials for 2024 Communications Wek celebration in NIGERIA Good morning Your Excellencies, Rt & Very Rev Msgr & Fathers, Rev. Sisters, brothers & Sisters in Christ! The attached are materials for our Communications Week (comweek) celebrations. MAY 5 – 12, 2024 May I appeal that you kindly help: 1. Help implement the program within areas

The Mission unit of the Dpartment of Mission and Dialogue usually organizes Mission Orientation Course on behalf of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria for Nigerian Priests and Religious being sent out on Mission ad extra. The Programme targets the following group: 1. Priests and Religious who are sent to work in other countries. 2.

The gains of Catholic Education can never be overemphasised. It goes beyond academics to morals, discipline and spiritual formation. It remains the pride of the Church and many parenst. But above all, it is the hope of our future society. One of these outstanding schools is St. Columbanus Secondary school, Ikwen in the Catholic diocese