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Most Rev Kaigama to lead Easter pilgrims to the holy land - Vimarsana News

Most Rev Kaigama to lead Easter pilgrims to the holy land

THE Executive Secretary Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission, Rev. Dr. Yakubu Pam, has named the Catholic Archbishop of Abuja, Dr Ignatius Kaigama to

'We have tonnes and tonnes of aid' - Cork charity travels to Polish border - Vimarsana News

'We have tonnes and tonnes of aid' - Cork charity travels to Polish border

Volunteers will make the journey with 12 tonnes of medical supplies and aid for refugees

Catholic Knights Declare War Against Consumption Of Methamphetamine, Other Psycho Substances Among Nig Youths - Vimarsana News

Catholic Knights Declare War Against Consumption Of Methamphetamine, Other Psycho Substances Among Nig Youths

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – knight of St. John International (KSJI), a United States-based international organisation of the Catholic Church, has declared war against consumption of methamphetamine popularly known as (MKPURU MMIRI) in Igbo parlance and other forms of psycho-substances by youths in Nigeria. President of (KSJI) in Nigeria, Major General (Prof) Remy Uche stated this when […]

Designating bandits as terrorists not enough, clampdown on them, Ibadan Catholic Bishops tells FG - Vimarsana News

Designating bandits as terrorists not enough, clampdown on them, Ibadan Catholic Bishops tells FG

The Catholic Bishops of Ibadan Ecclesiastical Province has asked the Federal Government to clampdown on bandits since they have been designated as a

Stigma main obstacle to seeking help for mental illness issues – survey - Vimarsana News

Stigma main obstacle to seeking help for mental illness issues – survey

Church of Ireland research finds 46% of clergy agree it provides good support for their mental health