On this day in 2001, September 11, almost 3000 people lost their lives at the terr0r attack in the USA. Many of the families are still møurning 23 years later. May they be consoled, and may the victìms rest in…
Have you heard of the “9/11” Bättle of Vienna [11-12 September 1683] and the charge of the Polish cavalry? Do you also know that 12 September is the Feast of the Holy Name of Mary in the Catholic Church? Do…
Someone once gave me an invitation to his marriage. I asked him why he did not indicate the Igbo market day the marriage will take place on their invitation. He plainly told me that he is a Christian and that…
This picture says a lot. There is hardly anyone who cannot love this picture except an enemy of these children. Never allow anything to divide you from your brother or sister. Never allow anything to separate you from your society.…
I have seen some of the négative comments coming even from fellow Catholics concerning the posts I made about Ekene’s picture as a model for the Virgin Mary picture or portraits that should be in our African Catholic churches. Sădly,…
The present calendar, called the Gregorian calendar, was introduced by Pope Gregory XIII in October 1582 to replace the Julian calendar introduced by Julius Caesar in 46 BC. “The principal change was to space leap years differently so as to…
Have you ever watched ants carrying their booty/food? Have you noticed that they do not stop on the way to eat them, nor do they carry them to hidden or unknown locations to be eaten alone, by a few, or…
From time to time some of them write to thank us. May God continue to bless the work they do with the machines and our sponsors. THE TOTAL LIST OF THE 40 MEMBERS OF THIS NOBLE FAMILY WHO WERE GIFTED…
The word “September” comes from the old Italian/Latin word “Septem,” which means seven. September was also the 7th month in the first/oldest Roman calendar (750 BC), which had only 10 months that began with March and ended with December. Remember…
Do you know that the phrase “Goodbye” came from an old English expression: “Godbwye,” which means in today’s English: ‘God be with you’. The same expression is found in the French language: “Adieu,” which is shortened from the phrase ‘a…
