Glory To Jesus, Honour To Mary! All The Real Catholics Please Stand Up!

you hear that Gamine or Jasmine, oby1 has said it all, we wish you well!!!

Na so  is just that i'm busy now, i would have tried it    not minding anyone watching 

St Leo is not going to be my parish but I had to go there with a friend because I wanted to see someone.   So, you guys in Lagos, where can I meet u before saturday?  I'm at Ilupeju opposite Anthony Village.

i know st leo's and st agnes but as for st apostles, u r OYO.

meeting befor sat, uhm me am at work all day and can only leave the island by seven and above due
to maintenance of 3rd mainland bridge. so how we go do am now?

It seems you want to tour all the whole Parish before you will leave Lagos?     _{no mind me o}  Welcome to Lagos.

this albino wey no wan meet with us dey find excuse, imagine week day.

if na lie give us your no. here nw make we yan first.

i day wait o

chai ebos you are not 419, i take it bak.

you be real 4120. haha.

Lolol oh you'll appear nuts, but that's the best part.
You won't care, because it's making you happy and that's all that maters.

Lololol. Comon you guys shouldn't be so harsh on ebos now.
Me sef I am expecting a nice homecoming when I come home o.
So you guys should practice with ebos.

Nna Ebos me I didn't see this "opening up" o.
Mind opening up again and stating ya name? 
I'll check for ya pic.

no mind ebos, nobody has seen his pix except himself.

wow yr pix is enchanting and ur mum is simply gorgeous!

ebos make u no go look that pix o since u no wan post ur own, no look oda people own

the grand reception for your homecoming will hold at the silverbird galleria with everyone present but ebos

never worry

when are u starting at yor new place?

Today's Saint
Sts. Pontian and Hippolytus (d. 235) 

Two men died for the faith after harsh treatment and exhaustion in the mines of Sardinia. One had been pope for five years, the other an antipope for 18. They died reconciled.

Pontian. Pontian was a Roman who served as pope from 230 to 235. During his reign he held a synod which confirmed the excommunication of the great theologian Origen in Alexandria. Pontian was banished to exile by the Roman emperor in 235, and resigned so that a successor could be elected in Rome. He was sent to the “unhealthy” island of Sardinia, where he died of harsh treatment in 235. With him was Hippolytus (see below) with whom he was reconciled. The bodies of both martyrs were brought back to Rome and buried with solemn rites as martyrs.

Hippolytus. As a presbyter in Rome, Hippolytus (the name means “a horse turned loose”) was at first “holier than the Church.” He censured the pope for not coming down hard enough on a certain heresy—calling him a tool in the hands of one Callistus, a deacon—and coming close to advocating the opposite heresy himself. When Callistus was elected pope, Hippolytus accused him of being too lenient with penitents, and had himself elected antipope by a group of followers. He felt that the Church must be composed of pure souls uncompromisingly separated from the world, and evidently thought that his group fitted the description. He remained in schism through the reigns of three popes. In 235 he was also banished to the island of Sardinia. Shortly before or after this event, he was reconciled to the Church, and died with Pope Pontian in exile.

Hippolytus was a rigorist, a vehement and intransigent man for whom even orthodox doctrine and practice were not purified enough. He is, nevertheless, the most important theologian and prolific religious writer before the age of Constantine. His writings are the fullest source of our knowledge of the Roman liturgy and the structure of the Church in the second and third centuries. His works include many Scripture commentaries, polemics against heresies and a history of the world. A marble statue, dating from the third century, representing the saint sitting in a chair, was found in 1551. On one side is inscribed his table for computing the date of Easter, on the other a list of how the system works out until the year 224. Pope John XXIII installed the statue in the Vatican library.

Quote

“Christ, like a skillful physician, understands the weakness of men. He loves to teach the ignorant and the erring he turns again to his own true way. He is easily found by those who live by faith; and to those of pure eye and holy heart, who desire to knock at the door, he opens immediately. He does not disdain the barbarian, nor does he set the eunuch aside as no man. He does not hate the female on account of the woman’s act of disobedience in the beginning, nor does he reject the male on account of the man’s transgression. But he seeks all, and desires to save all, wishing to make all the children of God, and calling all the saints unto one perfect man” (Hippolytus, Treatise on Christ and Antichrist).
 

God blessing upon you too Fizokey.

 

Sweet mother, and a darling child.  Nice pix

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