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The 9th of July, 2011, was a memorable day for the Claretian Missionaries in Nigeria as associates, families and friends gathered at Martyrs of Barbastro Chapel, at the Claretian Institute of Philosophy Maryland -Nekede- Owerri, to witness the ordination of five priests and five deacons through the hands of His Lordship, Most Rev. Michael E. Apochi, the Catholic Bishop of Otukpo Diocese. |
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...Several events, for various reasons, have been the central focus of our attention and of public opinion in recent months. The Claretians participating in the inter-congregational missionary project in South Sudan have, along with the people, lived through a referendum on the independence of that nation. The overwhelming consensus in favour of independence marks a new chapter in the history of the people of southern Sudan, which we are endeavouring,,, |
,,,There were 12 different religious Institutes and 27 participants represented in the 5CLWK2010. We had also some Claretian theology students and other students from three religious Institutes studying in SIST who were present. This is the breakdown of participants: 13 Sisters, 6 Brothers, 5 Priests. There were three resource persons.
Seconday day was for the paper presentation on Obedience, Authority and freedom in the Sacred Scriptures by Fr. Henry Omonisaye, CMF, there was also Discussion /workshop. The second presentation was on consecrated Obedience and its implications in our life by Sister Janet Nwaokpo,HHCJ....
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BR. RICHARD ASSIGED TO EAST NIGERIA |
| Br. Richard Suttle has been assigned to East Nigeria Province for two years. According to his letter of appointment signed by Fr. General on the 9th of November, 2010, his appointment took effect on the 1st of December, 2010. Hear Br. Richard tell us about himself. “I was born in Selmer, Tennessee, USA, grew up in Charlotte |
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