While I may not have the gift of prophecy, I am convinced that change is coming. The era of European theology is ending, paving the way...
While I may not have the gift of prophecy, I am convinced that change is coming. The era of European theology is ending, paving the way...
As human beings advance, you would expect that we will become wiser. But, in fact, we continue to commit the same crime each century....
Recently, the movie Gangs of Lagos has been raising much discussion among Nigerians and other cinema amateurs on LinkedIn. For those who...
They say the Black History celebration begins when the February jamboree ends. For this reason, the Students' Association of Saint Paul's...
Since I started enjoying narrative analysis of the Bible, I have come to appreciate Mariology better. For example, two things strike me...
For some time now, Synodality has become the new Areopagus for the Catholic Church. The church authority recently appeared to view it as...
Madame Laurette Grégoire, Innue de la communauté de Uashat sur la Côte-Nord, se livre au micro de Mathieu Lavigne de l'émission de Radio...
For a while now, I have become passionate about decolonization theology. I have concluded that it’s now for me the locus or the position...
En février, aux États-Unis et au Canada, on célèbre le Mois de l’Histoire des Noirs. Ainsi, tout au long du mois de février, les...
Le 17 février 2023, les missionnaires Oblats de Marie Immaculée ont célébré le 197ᵉ anniversaire de l’approbation pontificale de leur...
Teachers are the best gifts God can offer each one of us. They occupy a significant part of our growing years. This is more beautiful for...
On 19th February 2023, I was privileged to worship at All Saints Anglican Parish. It was a special Eucharist in honour of Black History...
If you want to understand how heartless Nigerian elected officers are, see how they fight whenever a policy doesn’t favour them. How many...
In September 2022, Viola Davis powerfully brought the Female King of Dahomey, Queen Nanisca, to life on giant screens. In that epic...
As Nigerians vote in a few days, the political idiom “Nero fiddled while Rome burned” comes to mind. Though it might not be literally...