We know how to live with one another until someone asks us to vote, fear, or fight as strangers. A reflection on religion, ethnic politics, and the interests behind a new U.S.–Nigeria partnership.
We know how to live with one another until someone asks us to vote, fear, or fight as strangers. A reflection on religion, ethnic politics, and the interests behind a new U.S.–Nigeria partnership.
IPOB’s relationship with Israel raises a larger and more uncomfortable question: why can people who know the wounds of domination become fascinated by those who project power through force?
Cette semaine, avec une quinzaine d’autres prêtres et deux évêques, nous nous sommes rendus à Attawapiskat pour l’inauguration de leur nouvelle église. …
Ma rencontre avec le peuple innu m’a conduit à redécouvrir la spiritualité de mes ancêtres igbos et à repenser profondément la mission chrétienne.
Catholicity does not demand cultural uniformity. African Catholic worship can remain faithful to Christ while expressing the gifts of its people.
Igbo religious history was reshaped by two forces: the Attah of Igala and Christian missionaries. Both restructured sacred authority, masculinized priesthood, and altered gender balance. At stake today is whether Christianity can truly root itself in Igbo cosmology.
There is a sickness among Nigerians. No matter how we pretend to be religious or claim to respect the dignity of the …
Understanding “NA” in Igbo Grammar: Auxiliary Verb and Conjunction The small but powerful word “NA” carries multiple roles in the Igbo language. Depending on …
Introduction – The Question of Greatness Who is the greatest? This question echoes through politics, societies, and even churches. In today’s Gospel …
Biblical Context – Jesus Sets His Face Toward Jerusalem The Gospel of Luke tells us that “when the days drew near for him …
Introduction: Judging by Appearances Each of us can recall a time when we judged someone by their origin. “He is from that …
1. Biblical Context The parable contrasts two figures: a rich man, clothed in purple and fine linen, and Lazarus, a poor man …
Biblical Context In Luke 9, Jesus has just healed a boy tormented by an unclean spirit (Luke 9: 37 – 43a). The …
Introduction Who is Jesus for us today? This question continues to divide opinions — just as it did among his disciples. But …
In our journey exploring First Indigenous Ceremonies, we begin with the Anishinaabe breathing ceremony, beautifully described by Ojibwe storyteller Richard Wagamese. Breath is more than …
