Fr. Dr. Okhueleigbe Osemhantie Ãmos There is no denying that man is a ceremonial being. He celebrates birth and mourns death with rituals. He marks victories and commemorates defeats. He... read more →

Port Harcourt City, June 29, 2026|Fr. Dr. Okhueleigbe Osemhantie Ãmos On the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul, the two great Apostles revered as the twin pillars upon which the... read more →

Fr. Dr. Okhueleigbe Osemhantie Amos Few questions in contemporary Catholic life have generated as much quiet debate as whether a Catholic priest who belongs to an order of knighthood should... read more →

Fr. Dr. Okhueleigbe Osemhantie Ãmos On July 1, 2026, while the universal Church celebrated the Feast of the Most Precious Blood of Jesus Christ, another event unfolded in the quiet... read more →

Fr. Dr. Okhueleigbe Osemhantie Ãmos "The shortest route to preserving history is not always through books. Sometimes, it is through the words people refuse to stop saying." There is something... read more →