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just don't knw wat to do... Like I will call someone to help me visit pti... |
Let me reserve my comment until I see a credible source. |
Mazimc:same with me... Applied for gas engineering. Dat's IIB... |
jkels:I dey Nsk |
jkels:me sef na Enugu.... Nothing so far. But dis pple shld hv brought out something like a list where one can check his or her name. |
Katete:congrats... Wch number did they use in calling you. |
LENTEN BOUQUET: Lev. 19:1-2.11-18, Mt. 25:31-46. In today's Gospel, the Lord lays before us practical ways of observing God's Commandments. The first reading is taken from the collection of various regulations concerning daily life, all connected by the refrain, "I am the LORD, your God" and "Be holy, for I, the LORD your God, am holy" articulates the motto and motivation of Israelite morality. Among so many laws which show the rather primitive level of God's people, we marvel to find some prescriptions that teach deeply human attitude. The golden rule, "Love your neighbour as yourself" was given a more extended and universal meaning by Jesus in the parable of the separation of the sheep from the goat. Here Jesus teaches love in action. In the parable, we realise that the recitation of prayers or presence at prayer meetings is really of no use if our prayer life does not result in our outreach towards the sick, the lonely, the depressed, the hungry, the needy and the less privileged in our neighbourhood. When we do something for one of Christ's little ones, we do it for Christ. This truth should prompt our actions not just during Lent but always. May the Lord turn our hearts back to Himself, may He form us by His heavenly teaching, so that we may truly profit by our Lenten observances! Amen! Good morning, have a successful and fulfilled working week!!! |
God help us. |
But why are you guys whinning.... I can count how many threads here on nairaland where pple have condemned all catholics to hell. So make Una chill everybody to his own opinion only God have the final say. |
Judechukwu5n:I don't knw wwat u actually want to achieve by this statement. But I can remember that pope Francis said.... No man is exempted from making heaven matter you religion. All you need is to do the right thing. |
LENTEN SUNDAY BANQUET: Gen. 9:8-15, 1 Pet. 3:18-22, Mt. 1:12-15. Being the first Sunday of Lent, the Church invites us to renew our covenant and relationship with God. Lent provides us with the opportunity to shed off our “spiritually tired and weak skin” in order to wear a more durable one for our Journey. Our first reading recounts the unconditional covenant specifically, between God and Noah; and generally, between God and humanity. This renewal must come from our sincere hearts, rather than from only our lips. Peter in the second reading reminds us of God’s New Covenant with us through Christ. He paid the great price in order to restore us to God. At every point in the Gospels, we are meant to identify with Jesus. God became man that man might become God. We participate in his and thereby learn what a godly life is like. The devil first tempts him to make his own sensual pleasure the centre of His life, to measure good and evil by what sensually satisfies Him. But Jesus reverses the momentum: "One does not live by bread alone..." Next, Satan takes Jesus to the parapet of the Temple and tempts him to make His ego the centre of his life, to make his own glory the measure of good and evil. But Jesus again counters: "You shall not put the Lord, your God, to the test." And then the devil takes him to a high mountain: "All these I shall give to you, if you will prostrate yourself and worship me." The temptation is to make power the centre of His life, to make of His own authority the measure of good and evil. But Jesus replies: "Get away, Satan! It is written: 'The Lord, your God, shall you worship and him alone shall you serve.' The account in Matthew ends with: "Then the devil left Him." At the word of Jesus, even Satan must depart. May the Lord deepen our understanding of Him and make it the reality in the conduct of our lives! Amen!! Happy Sunday!!! |
100Cents:I no hold ur mood.. |
Is there any way one can contact psin... Just in case if the mail got to the wrong address. |
I thought NTA is a national TV dat is supposed to represent t the interest of everyone. But why is it just showing campaign for gej and not just only that, it still goes ahead to campaign against GMB. That's not fair cos of GMB eventually win, Wat den becomes the faith of the staff. |
LENTEN APPETISER: Isaiah 58:9-14, Lk 5:27-32. The love of God for sinners reveals itself Matthew's vocation; about how he was called by Our Lord. The Apostle shows his gratitude towards Jesus by a prompt response: And left everything, and rose and followed Him. The choice of Levi is revolutionary because tax collectors were a despited lot. Leaving 'everything' is an indication of Levi's readiness to follow Jesus in his lifestyle, to take on a new kind of life that Jesus is offering. The life of Levi becomes an example for all of us of our potential to do extraordinary things for God. Today, the Lord is calling on us to do something "special" for Him. The Pharisees were scandalised. They asked the disciples, "Why do you eat and drink with sinners? The publicans were considered as sinners, because of the disproportionate benefits that they could obtain through their work and because of their dealings with the Gentiles. Jesus answered the Pharisees with these consoling words: Those who are well have no need of a physician... Jesus comes for all, for we are all sick and we are all sinners; No one is good but God alone. We must all seek God's mercy and forgiveness in order to have life and to reach salvation. The words of Our Lord, who presents Himself to us as Physician, move us to ask humbly and confidently for the forgiveness for our sins. May the Lord show us His mercy and grant us His steadfast love! Good morning and have a pleasant day!!! |
This is something I miss about the church of old... By now, the pope would have called for crusade against these terrorists... |
I just sit down dey look.... much own ma d success letter I dey wait for. |
kayfam:Mohammed Yusuf is a graduate. Abdul mutallab also is... and so are oda high classed terrorist. the problem have to do with Islam. the clerics need to change their orientation about value for human life and hatred for one another. |
wonda26:Make I answer the simple one before the theologians will arrive. Brushing of teeth don't break you fast. it doesn't matter weda u brushed before 6am or even around 12pm. so feel free to brush at anytime, the bible encouraged is to look good while fasting. |
LENTEN SPIRITUAL TONIC: Deut. 30:15-20, Lk 9:22-25. We find in today's readings that life is full of alternatives and choices. Our priority will thereby inform our choice. But whatever choice we go for, we must be ready for its corresponding consequences. The interesting alternatives offered by Moses and Jesus to the people are also meant for us in this contemporary time. And we have to exercise the choice. There is no compelling, only an invitation. The beauty of love lies in never forcing a choice. The tragedy lies in rejecting God and His blessings, because His path may appear difficult. The season of Lent affords us the beautiful opportunity to reflect on our choices and to save our lives. If we are to be saved, we have to carry our cross. Our Lord's word state a condition that is absolutely necessary to follow Him. A Christianity that tried to remove the cross of voluntary mortification and penance is a Christianity without Redemption, without Salvation. There can never be progress in the interior life without a spirit of sacrifice and mortification. And a life of Sacrifice without Sacrifice is a contradiction. To attain eternal joy we must embrace the spirit of mortification and penance that the season of Lent made affords us. As we solemnly offer the annual observance of Lent, may the Lord grant that through the works of penance and charity, we may turn away from harmful pleasures and, be cleansed from our sins! Amen!! Peace be with you!!! dedicated to my zing... morning all... |
blogexpert:but you know, sometimes lack of capital is a factor. |
nice one... so many business opportunity exist in Nigeria. sadly, most Nigerian youths don't have the eyed to see it. And then, foreigners will come, set up the biz and pay us peanuts. |
Kizmarty:you didn't break any rule... you did exactly what we hv been doin here... |
Kamsified:you knw am always by ur syd... if am not with my zing, who else will I b with.. |
may God help us all through this season...morning friends... |
where all the hose guys wey dey use Maggi and pepper as sauce.... make Una better go buy salt to make the news more tasty. morning my pals our testimony is on the way. |
except France starts taking drastic action, they will be the first to be over ran by myslims . anoda is Italy, though its still far ahead, but the way Italy is welcoming Muslim migrant dem Somalia and not africa I foresee such happening. How many core Muslim countries like Saudis would open its border to mass influx of non Muslims. |
welcome back babestel.... *viewing salc with my left eye... |
tartar9:more like he is among the few that have the balls to represent the truth of Islam... she na wetin u want... |
tartar9:you just ended up showing an example of a Muslim who is supposedly representing the truth of Islam. |
tartar9:wat truth do you guys have. the truth of killing innocent people, raping women, burning oda religion places. the first truth any religion shld hv is leaving in peace with people from other faith. |
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