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Good Friday is an awesome day! Branch On the surface, this Friday of the Easter week may appear as a gruesome day when the Crucifixion of Christ is considered. But, in actuality it is an awesome day to celebrate. This Friday is particularly remembered because it was on a Friday that God showed us how much He loves us. This Friday is particularly remembered, for it was on a Friday some 2000 years ago God made a daring personal sacrifice that effectively settled His holy strategy for our eternal redemption. How was God able to accomplish it? The Scripture says that it was “through the blood ...

On the surface, this Friday of the Easter week may appear as a gruesome day when the Crucifixion of Christ is considered. But, in actuality it is an awesom

If My Father Was The President. By: Dr Bolaji O. Akinyemi The details of the sweeping force of Islamic activities and mission who though got to Nigeria through the North were outsmarted by the British who gained Government control of Niger Areas; later to be called Nigeria. by Dr Bolaji O. Akinyemi Mar 11, 2021 Before Independence, colonialism and Christianity were conjoined twins. While the British held sway, Christianity was promoted as the religion of the State, not because the British loved Christ nor His Cross, but it was serving the same purpose it did Islam. Before the arrival of the B...

Lenten Pastoral Letter to the faithful of Ossory by Bishop Denis Nulty Lent reminds us the Lord is always with us - apostolic administrator Reporter: ');  ');  “Even in parts of the world where there are less restrictions on gathering for worship, the Vatican has asked that ashes would not be applied to the forehead in the usual manner, but would be sprinkled on the top of people’s heads. “Our traditional Lenten disciplines of prayer, fasting and charity are not intended to be empty, pious actions. These are intended to draw us closer to choosing God and closer to choosing a life liv...

"The past year has taught us an awful lot about priorities" Lenten Pastoral Letter to the faithful by Bishop Denis Nulty Reporter: 16 Feb 2021 ');  '); This is my first opportunity to write to you as your Apostolic Administrator. As a neighbour and friend, beside you in the Diocese of Kildare & Leighlin, I am humbled by this appointment by Pope Francis and I look forward to walking with you as you await the appointment of the next Bishop of Ossory. The first Church season we walk through together is Lent. Ash Wednesday is a day of huge significance for us as members of the Christian communi...