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The iPriest is a website managed by a passionate priest deeply interested in social media and decolonial thought. The site covers a vast array of topics ranging from religion and politics to literature, culture, society, and race-related issues.
The author(s) of the website approach these subjects from a unique decolonizing perspective and are constantly looking for unexplored avenues and fresh possibilities.
It is vital to note that all the opinions shared on the website are purely personal and do not endorse any particular position.
Latest posts
25 April 2025
A Libation to Francis, The New World Ancestor
A spiritual reflection honoring Pope Francis as a New World Ancestor within African traditions, recognizing...
19 April 2025
Reimagining Christian Silence, from Tomb to City Streets
A call to challenge the ongoing presence of Christ’s crucifixion in today’s world, challenging silent...
18 April 2025
Before You Dramatize the Gospel, Ask Yourself a Few of These Questions
Every year during holy week, Christians around the world commemorate Jesus’ final days on earth,...
01 April 2025
The Journey of “Na” in Igbo Language: Part I
“NA” is one of the most essential words in the Igbo language. Despite its apparent simplicity, “NA” plays...
31 March 2025
The Parable of the Gossiping Servant (Luke 15:11-32)
Luke 15:11-32 is traditionally known as the Parable of the Prodigal Son. It tells the story of a father...
05 March 2025
How Liturgical Music Can Honor Ancestral Roots
The Alienation and the Creator’s Call to Sacred Spaces We’ve long neglected one vital aspect of...
26 February 2025
This is Why Okeite is Part of the Igbo Religion
Is Okeite Part of Igbo Religion? The Heart of the Debate Is Okeite part of the Igbo religion, or has...
16 February 2025
For African Christianity to thrive, we need ATR
We All Need the Wisdom of African Traditional Religion African Traditional Religion (ATR) has recently...
03 February 2025
Why We Must Return to Our Roots to Heal and Rebuild
We Must Return To Our Roots Whether we trace our heritage to Africa or elsewhere, being true to ourselves...
30 January 2025
Africa to Colonial Churches: Your Time is Up
African Colonial Churches: Here’s What Comes Next After centuries of avoiding the obvious, permit me...