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I also rep TV

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Proudly Catholic till Buhari becomes a Catholic Saint and Nigeria a European state . Credo in unum Deum

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Fast: It doesn’t even really feel like a fast anymore since its just an hour. The Church requires every communicant to begin preparing to receive Jesus by observing an hour fast (from food) unless they’re aged or sick. Won’t really cost much to give this little to receive God into your soul would it?

Come early, recollect yourself: Sometime ago asked on our Facebook page “When is one late for Mass” some said with confidence “When they come later than the Sign of the Cross”. I disappointed them by reminding them that the Mass actually begins with the procession. I usually advise people to make effort to be in Church at least 10-15 minutes before the actual time in order to have some time to pray and recollect; to begin the Mass in the right spirit. When it becomes a habit to arrive late, it ceases to be a real celebration for the person, and if it becomes a habit (especially Sundays) it begins to become sinful.

Eating : It is inappropriate to find a grown person snacking or chewing gum in Church. We want to show God some seriousness and show our devotion by setting aside a perfect “God-time”. This means we’d try to devote all our attention to the act of worship, to make it as perfect as possible. The house of God is a place of prayer, let us try to keep it so. For Children? I still don’t buy the idea of snacks. If it can be discreet, and if the child is really troublesome, then its okay.

Dressing : Be modest, don’t attract too much attention by putting on something open. We also love to think Sunday as a real celebration, keep this in mind and put on the best you have. God is holy, your body is his Temple, cover it, and adorn it moderately.

No Phones: No cell phones; texting, chatting, calls etc. I have seen a number of people chatting over Facebook while at Mass. Then i wonder: So we really cannot give God little time anymore? What will it take to turn off our phones for an hour or two (Depending on where you live, some are as fast as 45 mins). The only justifiable case is big emergencies though, whatever it be, let it be serious and be discreet while attending to it. It is usually better to quietly leave the Church to attend to the emergency than text or receive calls inside.

Genuflection: Upon entering the Church, every informed Catholic remembers that Jesus is present in the Tabernacle (usually indicated by some light beside it). The problem usually is that only few remember to show some respect. Genuflecting (such that your knee hits the ground) is a sign of devotion and reverence to the Lord who for love waits for us in the Tabernacle with blessing and peace.

Active participation : Some find it hard to follow all the routines over and over again; to stand, sit, speak when needed etc. However, active participation means exactly this. In order to be really part of a praying community, we must join the Body of Christ in its movements. We are supposed to try as much as possible to join in singing, praying, and in performing all appropriate gestures while at Mass for our participation to be perfect.

Receiving Communion: It is customary to show some reverence before, during and after communion. Before receiving, one must recollect, pray and prepare themselves. Receiving, it is advised to bow or kneel (depending on what’s customary in your area). After receiving, kneel and pray to Jesus, don’t be in a hurry, he might also have a word or two for you. It shouldn’t be heard, it could be simple movements in your soul, inspirations etc. But pray and keep still for a while. Remember to be joyful as well, when you leave mass, share this joy with everyone .

Be Charitable: If you’re sick, be sure not to receive from the chalice. Remember to respect people close to you, do not consider yourself alone. Your neighbor might not like to be held while at mass, or even be talked to, respect it. If your child is noisy either take them outside (if crying) or to be back. Do to others what you’d want done to you.

Don’t be in a hurry: Do not leave the Church before the Presider (the minister), the Mass ends officially when the priest leaves the Church. Even then, it is usually advised you sit/kneel in silent prayer of thanksgiving or simply gaze at Jesus in the Tabernacle, smile at him and just be joyful. After which you should leave quietly in order not to distract others.

You should add any more you remember in the comment section, and do not forget to share.

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harttrick: This is the crux of the matter.Which is why part of the problem christianity faces today.It is the invention of many unscrulture things.To start with,is it a crime that an igbo man converts to islam?Rev father matthew kukah of sokoto diocese is a christian convert who hails from kano,am sure most of you don't know this.there are pure hausa christians from kano and hell has not let loose.For instance,part of janet jackson reason for dumping christianity for islam was that,she never know why the bible primarily is divided into two,that of 66 books and 73 books.Paul who never saw paul in his life has author most of the books in bible.The lists are endless.My friend just travel to U.S or U.k,you will die to see how christians are accepting islam despite the many challenges it faces of few disgruntle elements painting it black(which every religion have)In christianity for instances,nudity in church,prostitution,armed robbery etc are perpetrated mostly by xtians.please go to kainji,shiroro or any nearby PHCN transformer and HUG it,I believe harmattan dey worry you.

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The Supreme Court upheld
the death sentence given to
three men for robbing a woman of
N50,000 at gun point.
The convicts, identified as Kayode
Babarinde, Akeem Haruna and Yusuf
Nurudeen, had earlier been sentenced to
death by hanging by the Kwara State High
Court and the Ilorin Division of the Court
of Appeal.
The three convicts were charged before
the Kwara state High Court in Ilorin on a
two-count charge of conspiracy to commit
armed robbery and armed robbery
contrary to section 97 of the Penal Code
and Section 1(2) of the Robbery and
Firearms (Special Provisions) Act Cap. R 11
Laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
The trio was alleged to have robbed Mrs.
Ruth Alabi of the sum of N50,000,
threatening her with a locally made pistol
at Baba Oloya Street, Jebba, on August 18,
2007.
Each of the accused persons pleaded not
guilty to each count of the charge.
The high court found each of the accused
persons guilty as charged on each of the
counts. They were sentenced on
September 26, 2009, for two years of
imprisonment on the count of conspiracy
and death by hanging on the count of
armed robbery.
Dissatisfied with their conviction and
sentence, the trio appealed to the Court of
Appeal in Ilorin, but their appeal was
dismissed.
Still dissatisfied, they appealed to the
Supreme Court.
In a lead judgment delivered by Justice
Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, their appeal was
found to be unmeritorous and was
therefore dismissed.
"I find no reason to disturb the said
finding and conclusions of the lower
court. In effect the appeal lacks
merit and is hereby dismissed," the
Justice said.

Liverpool are still without captain
Steven Gerrard, who will not be fit to
return to the new year because of his
hamstring injury.
Manager Brendan Rodgers is also missing
striker Daniel Sturridge and defender Jose
Enrique.
Cardiff await news on whether ex-Liverpool
striker Craig Bellamy will be fit to face his
former club.
Aside from that, Bluebirds manager Malky
Mackay has a fully fit squad to select from.
Meetings between Cardiff and Liverpool
don't come along too often. This will be
the first since the Welsh club were beaten
in the League Cup final of 2012 by virtue of
a penalty shoot-out in which only half of
the 10 kicks were converted.
That was at Wembley of course, but
Cardiff's last visit to Anfield also finished
in defeat - 2-1 - also in the League Cup in
2007. You have to go back another 48
years for the next most recent clash, which
was surely the most significant of all.
It was 19 December 1959, and a Liverpool
team containing boot room legend-to-be
Ronnie Moran, future Chelsea boss Bobby
Campbell and later World Cup winner
Roger Hunt were beaten 4-0 in a Division
Two fixture by a Cardiff side heading for
promotion that season and helped at
Anfield that day by two goals from former
Arsenal striker Derek "Tappy" Tapscott.
This is all very interesting, but what made
this game really significant is that it was
the first in which Liverpool were managed
by Bill Shankly.
There are quite a few people wondering
whether this game, 54 years later almost to
the day, might not be the last in which
Cardiff are managed by Malky Mackay.
Mackay says he won't quit, and why
should he, but it seems that his
relationship with majority shareholder
Vincent Tan is one very small step from
being untenable. Tan, through chief
executive Simon Lim, has repeated his
assertion that Mackay overspent his
summer transfer budget, and that as a
result he'll get "not a single penny" to
spend in January.
Given that Iain Moody was sacked as head
of recruitment for this supposed
misdemeanour, it seems a bit petty to have
raised it again with the blame now being
firmly placed at Mackay's door.
If Tan sacks Mackay, and who'd bet against
it, he guarantees himself a storm of
protest from fans already being peddled
shirts that are red instead of blue. He
guarantees himself a major headache in
finding a credible replacement willing to
work under his regime, and he might just
guarantee himself a swift return to the
Championship. Like Moody, Mackay would
not be out of work for long.
Players, managers and owners tend to
come and go; some all too quickly and
some not quickly enough, but Cardiff's
magnificently vocal supporters deserve
better.
Head-to-head
Cardiff have won on eight of their
15 visits to play at Anfield in all
competitions.
Their last meeting in any
competition was the League Cup
final in 2012. Liverpool won on
penalties after the match finished
2-2 following extra time.
Cardiff have won twice as many
matches as Liverpool in their
previous 30 encounters. Cardiff
have won 18 times and Liverpool
nine, with three draws.
Liverpool
Luis Suarez has scored 17 goals in
11 league games this season, which
is more than 10 of the 20 teams in
the Premier League.
Liverpool have scored 25 Premier
League goals before half-time this
season, more than any other side.
The Reds have scored 14 goals in
their last three league games and
have scored 79 goals in 2013 - four
more than Man City.
They have scored three or more
goals in three consecutive top-
flight league matches for the first
time for 26 years, when they set a
club record of four matches with
four or more goals in 1987.
Liverpool have had the most goals
scored by English players in the
league this season (16).
Cardiff
The Bluebirds have won four
matches this season in the Premier
League, and they have all been by a
one-goal margin.
They have failed to score a first-
half goal in 13 Premier League
matches this season - the joint-
most in the top flight.
Peter Whittingham's 65th-minute
goal against West Brom last
weekend ended a run of 335
minutes in the Premier League
without one.YNWA

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