Igwe C. Cyril✝️ retweeted
« À la suite des saints, soyons nous aussi une pièce de la grande mosaïque de sainteté que Dieu crée dans l'histoire. » (Benoît XVI, Audience générale, 13 avril 2011)
Igwe C. Cyril✝️ retweeted
You may never see a more beautiful sight than 80,000 young French Catholics chanting the Salve Regina in honour of the Blessed Virgin Mary❤️ – at Ibadan, Nigeria
Igwe C. Cyril✝️ retweeted
Hail, Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee.
Blessed art thou amongst women,
and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus.
Holy Mary, Mother of God,
pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death. Amen.
Igwe C. Cyril✝️ retweeted
Why do most Igbos hate Muslims?
Answer:
The Muslim part of Nigeria, the North, connived with the South-Western region of Nigeria and the British government to massacre the Igbos, who were predominantly Christian.
It was a documented genocide nobody can deny. Millions of Igbos were killed, their children starved and murdered by the Nigerian state and Great Britain simply for wanting self-determination.
The grudge is historical, of course- properly documented history nobody can actually deny or twist.
As if that was not enough, these people live today under immense marginalisation.
There has been no state address of that history, no adequate integration of the Igbo ethnic group into the Nigerian political sphere. As a matter of fact, many northerners and South Westerners to date swear, "An Igbo man cannot rule Nigeria."
The Igbos are isolated from the country's leadership, making their grudge very rational, but not excusable or validated.
On the surface, it would seem like the Igbos hate the Muslims, but when you get the context, you realise the Igbos are the victims and the recipients of generational hate from both the North andthe South West.
Whatever reaction of the Igbos you perceive is a natural reaction of resistance to generational oppression and subtle systematic apartheid.
Thanks for reading!
Igwe C. Cyril✝️ retweeted
Relocate out of Nigeria. No. Fear of the unknown
Marry. No. Fear of the unknown.
Start that new industry. No. Fear of the unknown.
Make new friends. No. Fear of the unknown.
Change that job. No. Fear of the unknown.
Do not let the unknown variables hold you back in life. Go for it. Break new frontiers.
Can’t you see that fear of the unknown is holding you back.
Igwe C. Cyril✝️ retweeted
Chief, I am a mafian in Christ. In fact, all Catholics are.
The Catholic Church, if you insist on calling her a mafia, is a peculiar one.
Let me tell you chief, we're a family that has outlived empires, buried kings, crowned saints, built the world's oldest continuously operating institutions, preserved knowledge through the darkest centuries, founded universities, pioneered hospitals, cared for the poor, sheltered the abandoned, and preached one Gospel across continents for nearly 2,000 years.
A mafia whose greatest weapon is a crucified King and whose initiation is baptism. Whose code is love of God and neighbour.
Whose headquarters have watched civilizations rise and fall without abandoning the faith once handed down.
Anyone can call it whatever they like.
But if there is any organization whose fingerprints can be found on the history of education, healthcare, charity, art, philosophy, science and human dignity, it is the Catholic Church.
She is not perfect because her members are perfect, but enduring because Christ is.
I believe in the holy Catholic church, the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting.
What a beautiful mafia indeed :)
Igwe C. Cyril✝️ retweeted
🔴 Bruno Guimares to Arsenal
🚨 HERE we go!!! 🔥
🤝 Signed done deal for £75M
Welcome to the greatest club in England 🏴
#bruno #transfers #arsenal #football #fypシ❤️💞❤️
@canon_era @ArsenalNigeria_ @Mario_BVM @Oluwafe8Daniel @Mrlinah20
Igwe C. Cyril✝️ retweeted
🔴 Breaking!!! Chelsea is about to sign Xhaca 👀
Dear gunners this must not happen 😭
Xhaca will bring quality to our wife midfield
I hope this deal doesn't happen.
#transfers #chelsea #Xhaca
Igwe C. Cyril✝️ retweeted
This very clip of our OYENDU is powerful, he touched where it hurts e’m most.
Igwe C. Cyril✝️ retweeted
We Remember Our Fallen Heroes Today.
Dear Igbo Nation, today marks 56 years since we tragically lost over 4.5 million Igbo brothers and sisters to the Nigerian–Biafran War. They gallantly fought and died so that we might live. 🕊️
Let's Retweet in their memory. 🙏
Igwe C. Cyril✝️ retweeted
Today in History: Igbo Landing took place.
On May 28, 1803, about 75 Igbo people taken as slaves rose in rebellion and chose to drown rather than live in bondage. As they walked into the water, they sang in Igbo, a song that translates to:
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