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Assistant Parish Priest of St. Agnes Catholic Church in Maryland, Lagos State, Reverend Father Emmanuel Emiri has today reminded the parishioners that they are dust and will return to dust at God’s time. The cleric said this at the 12pm mass today as worshippers converged at the parish to mark the catholic celebration of Ash Wednesday, which is a holy day of obligation for all Catholics around the world. Emiri in his...
The Zimbabwe bishops’ justice and peace commission is collecting information on violence and human rights abuses in dioceses across the country. This is coming even as violence continues to pervade the country, with reports of human rights abuse reaching alarming levels in recent days. “The victims very often come to the church to seek help and visit our hospitals, and we bring those cases to the attention of the government, so they...
Pastors, evangelists, and Christian leaders have expressed their disappointment after the New York Senate passed a bill, later signed into law by Democrat Governor, Andrew Cuomo, allowing women to abort their unborn babies up to birth. The passing of the supposed “Reproductive Health Act” on January 22 coincided with the 46th anniversary of Roe V. Wade. It removes abortion from the penal code and legalizes abortion until birth for the mother’s “health,”...
Two bombs have torn through a Catholic cathedral on a southern Philippine island where Muslim militants are active, killing at least 20 people and wounding 81 others during Sunday mass. Witnesses said the first blast inside the Jolo cathedral in the provincial capital sent churchgoers, some of them wounded, to stampede out of the main door. Army troops and police posted outside were rushing in when the second bomb went off about...
The Management of a Catholic hospital in Kaduna, St. Gerard’s Catholic Hospital has asked the government of the state to pay up outstanding medical bills incurred after the treatment of victims of Kasuwan Magani area clashes and victims of 2011 post-election crisis which amounted to N18.2 million. The hospital administrator, Reverend Sister Beatrice Danladi at a press conference on Wednesday explained that the state government owed the hospital the sum of N6.1...
The Justice, Development and Peace Initiative (JDPI) of the Catholic Diocese of Ekiti has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to de-register 33 non-performing political parties in the State. The catholic body made the call through a letter to the electoral umpire, stating that their appeal was based on the provisions of the 1999 constitution, Tribune reports. JDPI in the letter, drew the attention of the electoral body to the...
Letters received by 15 Catholic churches in the United Kingdom speak of alarming threats of stabbing and bombs. According to local press organization, Sheffield Now, St Mary’s church in High Green got a letter that read: “Stop all your services straight away / If you don’t your church will be petrol bombed while in service. Continue behind closed doors, your congregation members will be stabbed one by one. Blood on your hands....
Catholic Archbishop of Abuja, John Cardinal Onaiyekan, has admonished security agencies against injustice and bad leadership, calling on them to learn lessons from the 1966 coup and the Civil War. Onaiyekan gave the warning at an Interdenominational Church Service to mark the 2019 Armed Forces Remembrance Day celebration at the National Christian Centre in Abuja, Vanguard reports. He advised security agencies to remain neutral in the coming elections, noting that the blood...
Assistant Parish Priest of St. Agnes Catholic Church, Maryland, Lagos State, Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Emiri, has called on Christians to uphold the promises made to God during baptism. The cleric made the call on Sunday on the occasion of the Catholic feast to mark the Baptism of Jesus Christ. Delivering a homily at one of the Masses celebrated at the church, Rev. Fr. Emiri emphasized the need for Christians to realize the...
A Roman Catholic professor of law and legal philosophy at the University of Oxford has been forced to deny authoring homophobic writings after students started a petition demanding he be removed from his position. Premier reports that over 350 people have signed a petition which accuses the emeritus professor, John Finnis of “a long record of extremely discriminatory views against many groups of disadvantaged people”. Finnis was quoted saying: “The petition...
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