Category Reflections

Moving from Blindness to Light

Dear friends, There is something particularly unsettling about blindness. It is not just the physical inability to see but the vulnerability that comes with it. The way a blind person reaches out with hesitant hands, searching for something solid to…

What Do You Thirst For?

Dear friends, Thirst is a sensation we all know well. That parched feeling in the throat after a long walk under the sun. That desperate search for water in the middle of a warm night. That first gulp of cold…

The Temple that Gives Life

Dear Friends, The Feast of the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica reminds us that the Church is a living temple built of people united in Christ. The Basilica of St. John Lateran, referred to as the cathedral of the Bishop…

Remember Death

Dear friend, Memory is one of the most powerful faculties we possess. It allows us to recall past experiences and events—moments that shape who we are. There are memories we cherish deeply, while others we would rather forget. Yet, all…

Saints Are Models

Dear friend, In today’s world, many look up to movie stars, artists, athletes, or social media figures as models of success. They often inspire admiration for their fame, beauty, or achievements. Yet, beyond the spotlight and applause, these examples rarely…

RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN IGBO CULTURE

Restorative justice is a fundamental part of Igbo culture, one of Nigeria’s major tribes. Justice is regarded as a social and moral responsibility, not merely a legal obligation. This justice system emphasizes community harmony and restoring relationships that repair the…

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