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FR. EBUBE MUONSO CELEBRATES HOLY THURSDAY WITH HUMILITY

By Okafor Benjamin

In a meaningful Holy Thursday ceremony, Fr. Ebube Muonso celebrated the Last Supper and washed the feet of his parishioners at Blessed Iwene Tansi Parish. This act symbolizes Jesus Christ's humility and servanthood, as He washed the feet of His disciples.

The washing of feet, also known as the Maundy Thursday ritual, represents Jesus' teachings on humility, love, and service to others. By washing the feet of His disciples, Jesus demonstrated the importance of selfless love and servanthood.

During the ceremony, Fr. Ebube Muonso encouraged those who have not yet joined the triduum camping program to start attending, emphasizing that miracles happen for those who persist in their faith. He urged the faithful to emulate Christ's humility and servanthood in their daily lives.

The Holy Thursday celebration served as a powerful reminder of the importance of humility, love, and service in the lives of Christians.

May this Good Friday be significant in our lives. FTC

Wish all my NL family happy Good Friday

What Jesus did then was symbolic and should not be interpreted literally, but in context.
He may be a good priest but I view this as eye service.
How you treat people lower than you in social and political class is what matters

To everyone his own

Abeg we dey England where church start ohh, we nor see like dis here ohhhh, I even dey work sef 9ja shaaaaa we dey ova doo

Mentally slaved people 🥺

While I was younger, my mother said something and I quote.."Only God knows those that are worshipping Him in truth and in spirit".

Since then, I no dey put mouth for wetin no concern me.

Wetin d hungry me now na to comot from dis country abeg

saintkel:
Wetin d hungry me now na to comot from dis country abeg

wetin dey stop you na. If na money I fit front you 5 million

erico2k2:
Abeg we dey England where church start ohh, we nor see like dis here ohhhh, I even dey work sef 9ja shaaaaa we dey ova doo

Same is done in all Catholic parishes/out stations all over the world, on Holy Thursday. My Parish here in London, did same yesterday.

Abeg Church no start for here in England. 😂

common, even Jesus said we should do this in remembrance of Him. it is not about where you are na....

erico2k2:
Abeg we dey England where church start ohh, we nor see like dis here ohhhh, I even dey work sef 9ja shaaaaa we dey ova doo

Great man of God!

A pulpit bandit doing all he can to protect and promote his church business. 😄

sound cool

dibunotion:
What Jesus did then was symbolic and should not be interpreted literally, but in context.
He may be a good priest but I view this as eye service.

It's not eye service by Ebube Mmuonso. It's a symbolic action carried out by all Catholic Priests on Holy Thursday. It's just a reminder for Catholic faithfuls to be humble irrespective of their status in the society!

B51996:
FR. EBUBE MUONSO CELEBRATES HOLY THURSDAY WITH HUMILITY

By Okafor Benjamin

In a meaningful Holy Thursday ceremony, Fr. Ebube Muonso celebrated the Last Supper and washed the feet of his parishioners at Blessed Iwene Tansi Parish. This act symbolizes Jesus Christ's humility and servanthood, as He washed the feet of His disciples.

The washing of feet, also known as the Maundy Thursday ritual, represents Jesus' teachings on humility, love, and service to others. By washing the feet of His disciples, Jesus demonstrated the importance of selfless love and servanthood.

During the ceremony, Fr. Ebube Muonso encouraged those who have not yet joined the triduum camping program to start attending, emphasizing that miracles happen for those who persist in their faith. He urged the faithful to emulate Christ's humility and servanthood in their daily lives.

The Holy Thursday celebration served as a powerful reminder of the importance of humility, love, and service in the lives of Christians.

that's how it is done in every Catholic Church worldwide

HUMANIIST:
A pulpit bandit doing all he can to protect and promote his church business. 😄

hope you are not looking at his head

dibunotion:
What Jesus did then was symbolic and should not be interpreted literally, but in context.
He may be a good priest but I view this as eye service.
How you treat people lower than you in social and political class is what matters

Let me elaborate. We would like to know how this priest treats these people in private.
1. Subordinates.
2. Cook.
3. House help.
4. Driver.
5. Gatekeeper.
6. Personal security guards.
7. Poor relatives.
8. Office assistants.

HEAVEN4444:
wetin dey stop you na. If na money I fit front you 5 million

serious?....guy teach me how to make dis millions now....I no comot again

dibunotion:
What Jesus did then was symbolic and should not be interpreted literally, but in context.
He may be a good priest but I view this as eye service.
How you treat people lower than you in social and political class is what matters

Shut up and stop talking trash. Olodo rabata and confirm ignoramus.

Its good if he also washed d feet of poor or less privileged people in d church. ...but we know its d rich and highest donors he will direct this gesture too....so much for humility but what do i know

rowland545:
Its good if he also washed d feet of poor or less privileged people in d church. ...but we know its d rich and highest donors he will direct this gesture too....so much for humility but what do i know

You know nothing. Original mugu

WaleBuraimoh:
You know nothing. Original mugu

brainwashed he goat

What do you mean with humility ?

Which humility I hope he got his diocesan ArchBishop's approval to perform what he did. SE-based priests always forming god and untouchable.

hush15:
common, even Jesus said we should do this in remembrance of Him. it is not about where you are na....

remind us where Jesus said we should do this plz, cos like I said, no one in the place of where our religion came or was exported from do this.

erico2k2:
Abeg we dey England where church start ohh, we nor see like dis here ohhhh, I even dey work sef 9ja shaaaaa we dey ova doo

Church no start for England. Get your facts right.

That the Whites, apparently, came in contact with Christianity first, before Africans doesn't necessarily give them any monopoly over Christianity. Jesus Christ died for all nations and races.

So because today na good Friday i should not masturbate? Na lie

Arostar2023:
Church no start for England. Get your facts right.

Did I say church started in England? read what I wrote again,I said the concept, church was exported to Nigeria from England kepis ??

Sonofgod1990:
So because today na good Friday i should not masturbate? Na lie

yes, why you wand hold meat