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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
05 October 2026
When the Church Becomes a Forest: Ethiopia’s Sacred Groves
The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church is known for many things, starting from its elaborate liturgy,...
03 October 2026
The Chi of the Christian Religion
The Guardian Angel prayer speaks of a companion who enlightens, protects, and guides. For an Igbo Christian,...
28 September 2026
How many of us think of thanking a Vulture?
Who thinks to thank a vulture—or the people whose quiet work sustains our daily lives? A poisoning in...
28 September 2026
Why Are We So Easy to Divide?
We know how to live with one another until someone asks us to vote, fear, or fight as strangers. A reflection...
16 September 2026
Nigerians and Our Obsession with strong men
IPOB’s relationship with Israel raises a larger and more uncomfortable question: why can people who know...
02 September 2026
Une nouvelle église pour la communauté Cree d’Attawapiskat
Cette semaine, avec une quinzaine d’autres prêtres et deux évêques, nous nous sommes rendus à Attawapiskat...
16 July 2026
Retrouver la spiritualité de ses ancêtres à travers la mission
Ma rencontre avec le peuple innu m’a conduit à redécouvrir la spiritualité de mes ancêtres igbos et à...
14 July 2026
Catholicity Is Not Uniformity
Catholicity does not demand cultural uniformity. African Catholic worship can remain faithful to Christ...
02 March 2026
How Igbo Religion Was Reordered by Igala and Missionaries
Igbo religious history was reshaped by two forces: the Attah of Igala and Christian missionaries. Both...
20 February 2026
The Hypocrisy Behind Public Shaming of Women in Nigeria
There is a sickness among Nigerians. No matter how we pretend to be religious or claim to respect the...