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FUNERAL MASS FOR FR. RAPHAEL ADEBAYO Today Thursday 12 January, 2023. 10am. Holy Cross Cathedral,
Pope Francis visited the parish of St. Crispin and celebrated Mass March 3, 2019. Lent is a good time to concentrate on fighting the urge to gossip about others and instead trying to correct oneโs own faults and defects, Pope Francis said.
byย Christiana Gokyo, Jos Mosgr Prof. Cletus Tanimu Gotan Christians all over the world have entered yet another Lenten period, which is expected to last for six weeks (thatโs 40 days) excluding Sundays. The period is dedicated to prayers, fasting and reflection. It all starts with ASH WEDNESDAY, which is the beginning of the first day,
1. You can decide to save 1k everyday throughout the forty days of lent. At the end, you give the money to someone in need or pay someone’s school fees or trade. 2. You can go through your wardrobe, select clothes you have not worn for about a year. Wash them and iron them very
Daily Lenten Reflection from the Directorate of Social Communications of the Catholic Diocese of Abeokuta. Thursday 3rd March, 2022. Theme: Carry your cross daily and follow me (Lk. 9:22-25) Ministering: Rev. Fr. Callistus Obialo Kindly remember to subscribe to our channel as you watch. God bless you and happy season of Lent.
LENTEN REFLECTION WITH ARCHBISHOP MARTINS. THURSDAY. 3rd MARCH 2022. CLICK HEREย Lenten-Talk-Thursday Please, be a media disciple. Share with others. Thank you.
Watch the Catholic Bishop of Enugu Diocese, Most Rev. Callistus Onaga take us through the great mystery and significance of Ash Wednesday in this spirit-filled Lenten reflection series.
By Rachel Kogi As the outcry against hardship and insecurity in Nigeria heightens, the newly elected President of the Catholic Laity Council of Nigeria (CLCN), Hon. Sir Henry H. Yunkwap KSJI, JP has called on the Nigerian government to render account to the people either through โtown hall meetings, budget trackingโ or any other legal
The Catholic Church has said that it is set to celebrate the life and times of the first indigenous archbishop in the Archdiocese of Lagos, Most Rev. (Dr.) John Kwao Amuzu Aggey, on the occasion of his 50th memorial anniversary. The Catholic Archbishop of Lagos, Most Rev. Alfred Adewale Martins, who disclosed this at a
