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Homily For Tuesday Fourth Week of Lent Year C, 1st April, 2025
Readings: Ezek. 47:1-9.12 , Ps. 46, John 5:1-16 Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Emenike Onyia. DON’T GIVE UP THE LORD WILL SOON INTERVENE IN YOUR SITUATION In this life, there is a principle that we need to understand, that is, the principle that says that every day is a gift from God. Which, of course,, is another...
Homily For Monday of Fourth Week of Lent Year C, 31st March, 2025
Readings: Is.65:17-21 , Ps. 30, John 4:43-54 Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Emenike Onyia. GOD HAS NOT ABANDONED HIS PEOPLE The ugly situation in our world today, may seem to most people that God has abandoned his people. It may seem as if the Church is not doing enough for his people. It may seem as if our governments...
HOMILY FOR THE FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT YEAR C (LAETARE SUNDAY), HAPPY MOTHER DAY, 30TH MARCH, 2025
Readings: Jos. 5:9.10-12; Ps. 34; 2 Cor.5:17-21; Luke 15:1-3. 11-32 Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Emenike Onyia I WILL ARISE AND GO BACK TO MY FATHER AND ASK FOR HIS MERCY Today, the Holy Mother Church celebrate Laetare Sunday, an event that occurs every fourth Sunday of Lent. It is the only Sunday we are called...
Homily For Saturday Third Week of Lent Year C, 29th March 2025
Readings: Hosea 6:1-6, Ps. 51, Luke: 18:9-14Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Emenike Onyia. WHAT IS YOUR ATTITUDE AND DISPOSITION TOWARDS PRAYER Prayer is part and parcel of our Christian life. It is the act of raising up our minds and hearts to God. But sometimes we find it difficult to carry out this exercise because...
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