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THE CURE FOR DEATH
Reflection for the 5th Sunday of Lent (Year A) Rev. Fr. Bonnie Nkem Anusiem Ph.D. Life seems to have moved on now compared to when the world battled severely with the deadly COVID-19 virus. We seem to have forgotten how leaving the house without protective facemasks and gloves was unsafe and scary. What about more…
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Are You Born Blind? The Video
we are all born blind. But the good news is that Jesus is still in the business of giving sight to the blind, which is an important part of his mission (Luke 4:18). We have a choice to make today, either to come to Jesus and receive our sight or remain in abject blindness like…
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What do you thirst for in life, and are you fulfilled by it? Our habits and dispositions disclose what we thirst for, and whatever we thirst for controls our lives.
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ARE YOU THIRSTY?
Reflection for the Third Sunday of Lent (Year A) Rev. Fr. Boniface Nkem Anusiem Ph.D. Did you know that feeling thirsty is a direct warning from your brain that your body is running low on water and that there is an increase in the concentration of some osmolytes like sodium which could be detrimental to…
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It is better to be trusted than loved or appreciated: Second Sunday of Lent Reflection!
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How To Love Your Enemies and Still Be Fine
Loving your enemies does not mean hanging out with them or doing dramatic displays to create a superficial sense of cordiality. On the contrary, you can love an enemy without putting up a show. Click watch on YouTube and get the entire life changing gist!
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HOW TO LOVE YOUR ENEMIES AND STILL BE FINE
Reflection for the 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A) Rev. Fr. Boniface Nkem Anusiem Ph.D. Once upon a time, a man of great influence was hunting for another man to kill him for selfish reasons. One day he got reliable information that the victim was hiding in a certain location, and he went with…
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THE BEATITUDES OF THE REMNANTS
Reflection For The 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A) Rev. Fr. Boniface Nkem Anusiem Ph.D. Have you ever heard that someone emerged from nowhere and suddenly turned out to become a famous or influential person? The truth is that nobody comes from nowhere; God makes people. The apostle Peter said that God could transform…
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THE TRUE STORY AND MISSION OF THE MAGI
Reflection for the Feast of Epiphany of the Lord Rev. Fr. Bonnie Nkem Anusiem Ph.D. A typical nativity scene shows the baby Jesus surrounded by Mary and Joseph and some animals to give the ambiance of animal habitation. You could see the shepherds on the left of the infant Jesus and the wise men on…
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New Year Without Reproach or Carryover!
Forty years after crossing the red sea and the Jordan river, God had to remove the reproach of Egypt from the people of Israel before they could enter the promised land. It is not enough to cross over. Are you carrying over any reproach?
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THE RICH MAN’S ATTITUDE AND THE LAZARUS SYNDROME
Reflection for the 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year C)
Rev. Fr. Bonnie Nkem Anusiem Ph.D.There are many stories about beggars around the world who fake it to make it. One young man in India could twist his limbs to various awkward shapes and positions to attract the sympathy of unsuspecting people who end up patronizing him with monetary donations. It is believed that he acquired a lot money from…
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THE POOR IN GOD’S DESIGN
Reflection for the 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year C) Rev. Fr. Bonnie Nkem Anusiem Ph.D. There is a story about a rich and influential man who took his only son to a farm where the majority of the poor people in the region live. His intention was for his son to appreciate how lucky…
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THE BENEFITS OF THE GOOD SHEEP MENTALITY
Reflection for the Fourth Sunday Easter (Year C) Rev. Fr. Boniface Nkem Anusiem Ph.D. Once upon a time, a wise man was asked by the kingmakers in his kingdom to become the new king after the death of their king. To the amazement of all, he turned down the offer. When he was asked why…
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HOW TO OVERCOME THE TEMPTER
Reflection for the First Sunday of Lent Rev. Fr. Bonnie Nkem Anusiem Ph.D. Temptation refers to the allurement or enticement to do something that falls outside the scope of right conduct or moral expectations. From the spiritual perspective, temptation is an occasion that precedes a sinful act or omission. One of the truths that…