Catholic IntelligenceToday in the Church's year →
Search
If the Lord does not watch over the city, in vain does the watchman keep vigil.Ps 127:1

Catholic Life

Claretian Superior Urges Consecrated Persons in Nigeria to Witness to Christ amid Insecurity and Materialism

First source report

Catholic IntelligenceUpdated 1 min read

Fr. Nathaniel Eke, the provincial superior of the Claretian Missionaries for the East Nigeria Province, said consecrated men and women in Nigeria should use simplicity, courage, and faith to offer hope to others.

Speaking in an interview with ACI Africa on October 22, during the third convocation ceremony of the Institute of Consecrated Life in Africa, Fr. Eke noted that religious life is not insulated from societal difficulties. He said consecrated persons face the same challenges as the wider community, including insecurity and changing worldly realities.

Fr. Eke stated that consecrated persons are called to make Christ visible through their daily conduct and service. He said that by living simple lives, religious men and women can inspire others and remind them of God's love.

AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.

1 source

Read the source

Sources behind this story

More in Catholic Life

  1. Oct 31, 9:02 AM PT Benedictine Abbey of Kremsmünster hosts Adoratio Congress
  2. Oct 31, 9:02 AM PT Diocese of Linz seeks volunteers for Advent wreath binding
  3. Oct 31, 9:02 AM PT Benedictine P. Johannes Pausch speaks on the finitude of life
  4. Oct 31, 8:58 AM PT · 10 sources Pope Leo XIV receives Villanova University and University of Notre Dame pilgrims
More Catholic news

More in Catholic Life

  1. Oct 31, 9:02 AM PT Benedictine Abbey of Kremsmünster hosts Adoratio Congress
  2. Oct 31, 9:02 AM PT Diocese of Linz seeks volunteers for Advent wreath binding
  3. Oct 31, 9:02 AM PT Benedictine P. Johannes Pausch speaks on the finitude of life
  4. Oct 31, 8:58 AM PT · 10 sources Pope Leo XIV receives Villanova University and University of Notre Dame pilgrims

Discussion

Loading discussion…

Catholic News · Comments are signed by readers with a verified address.