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i'm abt leaving jare. Sweet dreams all

ebos:
Carlosein, by leaving my pix here, you are chasing me out of this thread and Nairaland. This chase may materialize in 24 – 48hrs if you don’t remove my pix. Is this the reason you want me to post my full pix? I can’t just understand.

But Ebos come to think about it, no one can recognize you by that is not a picture. Shu na him u dey hala like this. If we can't see yur pix seeing u in person will b difficult.

See as u take hold us for work sey you wan see us and all of a sudden you yari sey u no wan see us again

ebos:
What has got to your head? Remove my pix now! Why are you acting this way? They might have given you Don Simon and Calipso. It can intoxicate. Remove my pix

Ebos don charge 4 here o. Carlos oya oya remove am abeg.

u no sleep for nite

Lindiwe:
oby you could change your profile setting and limit your information to your friends onlyyour friends' friends won't have access to your infor including pix. . .
i just like FB because it helps you reach out to forgotten friends and more
i also limit the num of info i post on FB

i don't know that, anyway i hv not gotten the time to look at it very well.
So i'm adding you, hope i'm permitted, but my pix is not dir now, maybe later when i know how to grant and not to grant access to a particular set.

@Oby,

Go and call carlosein now - to remove my pix because I may be coming to Isolo. Hope, St Mary to teach him some a lesson.

Na only by the Grace of God Carlos go remove your pix, mind you hold up no go allow you reach Isolo, so na sorry b your name 

@Lindiwe,

I don't underestimate any person but I know a good number of the buys at the creeks and their elder brothers. Even those boys within PH. I was born and grew up in PH. So, I must know some of them. Nothing like empty threat my sister. Ok, abi you wan make them bring you down to PH. Only that I no fit do you any harm because I know you as a good girl.

e still mean am o 

Lindiwe the problem with this facebook is that, the more you accept friends the more your information will be spreading, especially your pix, thats y i don't really like it (i know you hv option to add or not to add your pix).

@Lindiwe,

You should be able to know me now. I'm a well-known person in PH. I mean to people that should know me. I too know you very well and that was why I posted my pix so that you recognise ebos. Lindiwe, you suppose fear me now, I'm very close to those deadly guys in PH, and if you follow them and make a noise here - I will arrange for you in Bayelsa. The boys can easily bring you down to PH. I know you very well.

e don happen ebos! ebos!! i dey think am b4 and na wetin e come bi Close to which people _{infact i don grow more than 10 legs naw ready to run} . Lindiwe you hear that _{who knows whether ebos na one of the militant sef}

@Carlosein,

Remove my pix because i'm removing the one I posted here. Remove it. Remember, I'm presently in Lagos and after soaking garri na annoyance I go carry fish you out. Carlosein, I may even display 4121 against you before I leave Lagos. I'm perfect - a qualified 4120

somebody is just asking me now in the office if all is well the way i'm laughing. Carlosein e go better make u leave the picture _{which kain secret agent b this}

@oby,

The millitants will work against her. I can confidently call some of the boys through phone, and the job is done.

Lindiwe run o

ebos:
@Lady
Don't worry about seeing my face. It's not a big deal - you may see it b/because I have seen yours. Wait, but you have seen me at least.


As for the shine shine on your forehead - it's even radiating here and I pray it continue to shine

Yes o Lady, infact continue to blow it into flame always and let it shine for the whole world to see.

Lindiwe:
LOLOLOLOLOL

alright carl, i'll heed your warning!

ebos, abeg oo! fear don dey catch me oo! ;

No fear insurance cover you, you don forget sey militants surrounds you

JOURNEY WITH THE SAINTS

Here below we can only work with one hand, because we need the other hand to hold fast to the Immaculata so that we don't fall. In heaven we will have both hands free, and the Mother of God will be our guardian. ST. MAXIMILIAN. KOLBE.

Carlosein:
ebos you think you are the only detective here abi?

see i have gone to do my homework and i now know who u are for real.

everybody come and see the original ebos' face!

_{singing "no be lie ee, hear am- no be lie ee, hear am".}

see he is even drinking garri and kulikuli. nna oowaa stingy

I no fit laugh abeg no finish ebos here o

Carlosein:
don't mind lin jo. she no know say ebos na albino to the core (and stingy too )

lin, i went to your link-uhm nice. all the catholic girls on this thread seem beautiful and talented to match.

What do you expect when the light of God is shinning

did i hear you say Ebos _{akah aradite?} na you talk am o and i no go agree with you naw, untill we see Ebos shey na him sey make we come see am, which means lot of chop chop

Lindiwe:
lady, you're just a carbon copy of your mum
nix pix
seems your either her only daughter or her last baby, going by the way you clung to her. . . lol

@ebos,
if carl and co don't want to receive you in lag, just waka come yenagoa, you'll get a grand reception

alright peeps,

keep enjoying the day, it's made specially for y'all!

DON'T FORGET OUR NOVENA OOO!

Lindy which one be your own naw Ebos can come to yenagoa anytime since he is staying very close dir, but naw he is in Lagos so we are going to see him.

Ehe least i forget Friday is the feast of Assumption (Holy day of obligation)

~Lady~:
ebos I no see picshure o.

mine is up by the way.

Sweet mother, and a darling child.  Nice pix

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

never worry

fizokey:
God's blessings to you my beloved catholics, i pray for the lord's guidiance and love to always be at your side both now and forever.

God blessing upon you too Fizokey.

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.

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“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).

ebos:
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.

Before Saturday? Haba Ebos how you wan make we do that one, i mean office days.  How we go do that kain one?  U don come again o

ebos:
Hey guys, I'm in Lagos right now since Saturday and worshipped at St Leo Parish at Toyin - Opebi in Ikeja. Later. yesterday, I was in a Quasi Parish, St Apostles at Ilupeju for evening mass with a friend. -It is an off station of St Agnes in Maryland.

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

Lindiwe:
hehehe!
you're on your own oooo!!!

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

JOURNEY WITH THE SAINTS

I have never had doubts about the faith. But something has left me dismayed. For 2000 years Christ has remained on the cross with his arms outstretched. Where are we with the proclamation of the Good News? BLESSED JOHN XX111

Gamine:
If i don't see something in my Bible.

Then i don't wish to understand it

Ok, wish you well

Gamine:
Sorry.

I'm just surprised You people still believe the things you do

It should not surprise you, only if you understand.

Gamine:

whats

Lindiwe:
really! sounds really funny!
well, i'lll try it out shaaa!
hope i don't appear nut when i do, LOL!
thanks all the same!

Can we do it in the office? Salute Lindiwe

Today's Saint

St. Louis of Toulouse (1274-1297)

When he died at the age of 23, Louis was already a Franciscan, a bishop and a saint!

Louis’s parents were Charles II of Naples and Sicily and Mary, daughter of the King of Hungary. Louis was related to St. Louis IX on his father’s side and to Elizabeth of Hungary on his mother’s side.

Louis showed early signs of attachment to prayer and to the corporal works of mercy. As a child he used to take food from the castle to feed the poor. When he was 14, Louis and two of his brothers were taken as hostages to the king of Aragon’s court as part of a political deal involving Louis’s father. At the court Louis was tutored by Franciscan friars under whom he made great progress both in his studies and in the spiritual life. Like St. Francis he developed a special love for those afflicted with leprosy.

While he was still a hostage, Louis decided to renounce his royal title and become a priest. When he was 20, he was allowed to leave the king of Aragon’s court. He renounced his title in favor of his brother Robert and was ordained the next year. Very shortly after, he was appointed bishop of Toulouse, but the pope agreed to Louis’s request to become a Franciscan first.

The Franciscan spirit pervaded Louis. "Jesus Christ is all my riches; he alone is sufficient for me," Louis kept repeating. Even as a bishop he wore the Franciscan habit and sometimes begged. He assigned a friar to offer him correction — in public if necessary — and the friar did his job.

Louis’s service to the Diocese of Toulouse was richly blessed. In no time he was considered a saint. Louis set aside 75 percent of his income as bishop to feed the poor and maintain churches. Each day he fed 25 poor people at his table.

Louis was canonized in 1317 by Pope John XXII, one of his former teachers.

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"All the faithful were edified by the fervor of his devout celebration of Mass, the efficacy of his deep humility, his tender compassion, his upright life, the harmonious congruity in all his actions, words and bearing. Who without wonderment could look upon a most charming young man, the son of so mighty a king, outstanding for his generosity, raised to such dignity, renowned for his influence, preeminent for humility, living a life of such mortification, endowed with such wisdom, clothed in so poor a habit yet renowned for the charm of his discourse and a shining example of upright life?" (contemporary biography).

Carlosein:
oby, u still there? see who came in the house today, pampam dearest!!!!

we miss you too.

As e surprise u, na so e surprise me too

Lindiwe:
hey oby,
didn't know your online!
how was your weekend?
I so much rested over the weekend that i'm still struggling to get over it. I haven't done any meaningful work since i got to the office today and i've already spent hallf of the day!
sounds funny huh, but i'm damn serious!

The weekend was too wonderful.
May be you should ask them to extend the weekend

Lindiwe:
hey people,
hoping y’all had a splendid weekend!

it’s yet another day and another week. . . we’re all back to the usual hustle & bustle once again!
but I’ll like to encourage us to have in mind that God does indeed have a perfect plan for each and everyone of us; a plan that He formed before we were born. discovering that plan isn’t about figuring things out on our own – it’s about finding Him! If we persist in asking Jesus to show Himself to us, we’ll surely find Him. and finding Him, we will find our calling! and as we draw closer to Jesus in prayer, we’ll develop a gentle hunger to do His will – we’ll be more able to discern it.

So people, let’s take the first step by surrendering our ALL to Him today, and know that He will guide[b] US![/b]

Have a great day y’all!

Please remember to participate in the ongoing novena in honour of the Assumption of our Mother Mary into Heaven! This is one of her principal feasts and it’s key to all her children, of which YOU and I are one!
Cheers

Thanks Lin for that food of thought. How are you doing?

~Lady~:
Thanks, how r u?

Just fine.

Pamperme:
Hi all

God knows i missed you guys so much.

Glory to Jesus

Honour to Mary

We missed u too pam and i hope you are doing good.

Lady, may our lady of perpetual help, be your help this period.