Bishop Nwobi Solicits Greater Support By: Tim Etoh Full construction work will soon commence at the burial site of Vivian Ogu, Servant of God and global exemplar of faith. This optimism was expressed by His Lordship, the Bishop of Ahiara, Most Rev. Dr. Simeon Okezuo Nwobi, CMF, during a fundraising event for the development of […]
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As the Catholic faithful in Nigeria joyously mark this Sunday as Mother’s Day, the moment, though outwardly festive, carries a quieter, weightier summons: to reflect with honesty, to give thanks without reserve, and to renew, in practical terms, the obligations owed to those whose lives are spent in the steady outpouring of care. In the
Catholic Mothers Urged To Live True Love in Action As Catholic mothers nationwide celebrate Mother’s Day, Very Rev. Fr. Dr. Celestine Ekennia, chaplain of the Ahiara Diocesan Catholic Women Organization, alongside Prof. Angela Obiageli Nnamocha, president of the Ahiara Diocesan Catholic Women Organization, has urged women to embrace this year’s theme, True Love in Action
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(FIRST READING ACTS. 10:34,37-43; RESPONSORIAL PSALM PSM. 117:1-2,16-17,22-23; SECOND READING COL. 3:1-4; GOSPEL ACCLAMATION 1COR 5:7-8; GOSPEL JN. 20:1-9) THEME: THE STONE IS ROLLED AWAY: GOD WILL MAKE A WAY. By: Rev. Fr. Francis Ogbonna Today, being Easter Sunday, we celebrate the greatest feast of our Christian faith. It is the day the Church proclaims
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By: Rev. Fr. Chiemeka Matthew Iwuagwu Micah and the Violence Hidden in Urban Architecture Micah, a contemporary of Isaiah and a younger contemporary of Amos, brings the prophetic critique of urban power to its sharpest formulation. His famous oracle in Micah 1:5 names both Samaria and Jerusalem as the locus of Jacob’s and Judah’s transgression,s,
By: Rev. Fr. Innocent Ike Nwachukwu, Ph.D. The resurrection of Christ is “a real event, with manifestations that were historically verified, as the New Testament bears witness” (Catechism of the Catholic Church, n. 639). It is “the most beautiful, joyful and overwhelming news that has ever resounded in all of history …the quintessential ‘Gospel” which
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By Adolphus Ofoegbulem In a celebration that at once demonstrated thanksgiving, intellectual witness, and enduring devotion, Navy Captain Very Rev. Fr Robert Emeka Oparaji, PhD, on Wednesday, January 7, 2026, marked the 25th anniversary of his priestly ordination, offering not only gratitude to God for the years past but also a tangible gift to his
The Catholic Diocese of Ahiara on Thursday, April 2, 2026, had both clergy and the lay faithful solemnly gathered at the Maria Mater Ecclesiae Cathedral Ahiara for the annual Chrism Mass, a liturgical high point of Holy Week in which the unity of the diocesan Church, gathered around her bishop, is both expressed and deepened
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The Block Rosary Crusade (BRC) of the Catholic Diocese of Ahiara has concluded a three-day leadership retreat as part of its preparations for the forthcoming diocesan congress, drawing participants into a period of prayer, reflection, and strategic alignment. Held from March 20 to 22, 2026, the retreat carried the theme “Leadership: A Call to Service
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As part of its ongoing commitment to clergy formation and welfare, the Catholic Diocese of Ahiara has organized a seminar for priests with over 30 years in ministry, focusing on the realities of retirement and sustained personal well-being. Held on March 24, 2026, at the Diocesan Priests’ Conference Hall, the gathering brought together senior clergy
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