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FUNERAL MASS FOR FR. RAPHAEL ADEBAYO Today Thursday 12 January, 2023. 10am. Holy Cross Cathedral,
The Federal Government, on Sunday, October 1, 2023 met with the leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC) on measures to address the dispute arising from the removal of subsidy on Premium Motor Spirit (PMS). The parties noted the following: i) The Federal Government has announced N35,000 only as provisional
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Angels are ministering spirits sent by God to help us and guide us. They are God’s messengers to the people. Among the choirs of Angels are the Archangels; who I refer to as the service chiefs of Heaven. Today the Church is focusing her attention on three of the Archangels – Gabriel, Raphael and Michael.
Madrid-based Spanish Magazine, Mundo Negro, gives Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah the “Mundo Negro Fraternity Award” for his contribution to a better African continent An outspoken Catholic bishop from Nigeria who has often criticized the national government for its failure to curb the ongoing violence and for State-level corruption has won this year’s Mundo Negro
Located not too far away from the Abuja city centre, Waru is yet far from the city in terms of amenities and development, situated in Apo village, the community has a total population of approximately one million residents, densely populated by non-indigenes comprising of Igbos, Yorubas and other tribes. In this feature report, EMMANUEL EKO
Father Paul Sanogo and seminarian Melchior Maharini, who were kidnapped from their Missionaries of Africa community in Nigeria’s Catholic Diocese of Minna, came back to the community on Aug. 23 weary, traumatized, and sick. The two had spent three weeks in captivity, where they were flogged almost daily, made to sleep on rocks out in the open,
By PJ Usanga The President of Caritas Africa, Msgr. Pierre Cibambo, has explained that Caritas is a Church-run humanitarian organization that is accountable to the Church and report in full to the Church and not a Non-governmental Organization (NGO) that is collecting and distributing money. “Caritas is Church; Caritas acts on behalf of the Church,
In today’s digital age, where information is disseminated through various platforms, religious women need to be present in the world of media to meet people in their own milieu. By Sr. Chidalu Georginia Ohalete, PHJC In an era of information overload and constant connectivity, women religious are stepping up to meet the need for meaningful
As Caritas Africa installs its newly-elected leadership at a meeting in Abuja, Msgr. Pierre Cibambo describes his mission in his new role as Caritas Africa president and highlights the importance of the Church’s charitable service. By Sr. Titilayo Aduloju, SSMA Caritas Africa, which spreads across the sub-Saharan region, including the islands of the Indian Ocean
