Okhueleigbe Amos | Catholic Diocese of Uromi

About Okhueleigbe Amos

Rev. Fr. Okhueleigbe Osemhantie Amos (Ph.D, M.Ed, M.Sc. M.Ed., M.Sc.,.PGDe, PGDc, B.Th., B.A. DSW) is a Catholic priest, scholar, Orator and prolific writer from the Diocese of Uromi, Edo State, Nigeria. A Doctor of Philosophy in Interpretive Journalism and Media Studies, Fr. Okhueleigbe lectures at the Catholic Institute of West Africa, Port Harcourt. He is the author of multiple acclaimed books and peer-reviewed articles, with special interests in Interpretive Journalism, Media Studies, Education Management & Administration, Guidance and Counselling, Peace Communication and Applied Communication. He combines priestly ministry with academic excellence and ecclesiastical journalism.

ON THE DEATH OF AN INCUMBENT CATHOLIC ARCHBISHOP OR BISHOP: Canonical Procedures, Ecclesiastical Protocols, and Pastoral Practice

Fr. Dr. Okhueleigbe Osemhantie Ãmos The death of an incumbent Catholic archbishop or diocesan bishop marks one of the most solemn moments in the life of the Church. Beyond the... read more →

WHEN A BISHOP DIES: HAS THE LAW CHANGED?

A Canonical and Ecclesiological Examination of the Immediate Appointment of Apostolic Administrators During a Vacant See, with Particular Reference to the Diocese of Abakaliki and the Archdiocese of Benin City... read more →

NOVEMDIALES FOR ARCHBISHOP AUGUSTINE OBIORA AKUBEZE: THE CHURCH IN NIGERIA UNITES IN DAYS OF PRAYER FOR ITS DEPARTED SHEPHERD

Fr. Dr. Okhueleigbe Osemhantie Ãmos "It is therefore a holy and wholesome thought to pray for the dead, that they may be loosed from their sins." (2 Maccabees 12:46) This... read more →

WHY DOES THE CHURCH GATHER TO PRAY FOR THE DEAD IF INDIVIDUAL MASSES AND PRAYERS ARE ALREADY BENEFICIAL?

Fr. Dr. Okhueleigbe Osemhantie. This is a profound theological question that touches on the Catholic understanding of the Eucharist, the Communion of Saints, and the very nature of the Church.... read more →

NYSC: IF YOU CHANGE THE CONTENT, ALSO CHANGE THE NAME

Fr. Dr. Okhueleigbe Osemhantie Ãmos Fifty-three years after its establishment, the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) stands at a defining moment in its history. The recent reforms initiated by the... read more →