Splinz:


You're yet to understand the link between Catholics and traditional worshipers. Though they may differs in certain ways, but one thing unite and bind them together. And what is it? Idol worship!

I tell you, both of them do 'honor' their fathers and mothers very well.

johnson232:
When Igbos wan stop all these dirty things?

Na all these ones want secede to form their own country?

Backward traditions...

NwamaziNwaAro:

Being a priest is really tough and makes them mostly confused,

They JOIN the seminary due to parental influence when THE flesh hasn't been conquered and end up being regular men wearing cassocks...

They become habitual drinkers due to constant consumption of the communion wine,
get turned on/aroused listening to sexual confessions,

They are expected to be celibate, but they end up molesting male mass servers and married women
because
the profession forces them to be who they really aren't.

Body no be fire wood....ask Bisola.

Just the other day, we saw one preaching with an automatic rifle.

tyokunbo:
Source:http://towncrieronline.net/2017/02/21/reverend-father-dances-with-masquerade-during-st-pauls-feast-in-anambra/

Ordinarily, masquerades are not associated with Christianity, because they come from two different traditions. However, they sometimes meet, as happened in St Paul's Catholic Seminary, Ukpo, Anambra State sometimes ago, causing consternation among some. A Facebook user was perplexed about this phenomenon, and he reacted angrily. He writes,

"This is happening now at ukpor Nnewi they call it St Paul feast..... A Rev father following masquerade choooooiiiii aru emmeee. Please Guys is this right or wrong I know that some blind folks here will start defending them."

2dugged:
Hypocrisy is when you claim to be a Christian and you also see nothing wrong in celebrating Halloween, and then you call the African culture fetish

tyokunbo:
Source:http://towncrieronline.net/2017/02/21/reverend-father-dances-with-masquerade-during-st-pauls-feast-in-anambra/

Ordinarily, masquerades are not associated with Christianity, because they come from two different traditions. However, they sometimes meet, as happened in St Paul's Catholic Seminary, Ukpo, Anambra State sometimes ago, causing consternation among some. A Facebook user was perplexed about this phenomenon, and he reacted angrily. He writes,

"This is happening now at ukpor Nnewi they call it St Paul feast..... A Rev father following masquerade choooooiiiii aru emmeee. Please Guys is this right or wrong I know that some blind folks here will start defending them."

Splinz:


You're yet to understand the link between Catholics and traditional worshipers. Though they may differs in certain ways, but one thing unite and bind them together. And what is it? Idol worship!

I tell you, both of them do 'honor' their fathers and mothers very well.

kenonze:
Jesus came for the sinners

Splinz:


You're yet to understand the link between Catholics and traditional worshipers. Though they may differs in certain ways, but one thing unite and bind them together. And what is it? Idol worship!

I tell you, both of them do 'honor' their fathers and mothers very well.

Senipapa:
Masquerade is evil but father Christmas is christ like, Nigerians need to receive brain.

cegxie:
lol. Even God had to entertain the presence of satan during the days of job..

Job 1:6 When the day came for the heavenly beings[b] to appear before the Lord, Satan[c] was there among them. 7 The Lord asked him, “What have you been doing?”

Satan answered, “I have been walking here and there, roaming around the earth.”

Am not saying that the priest is god but circumstances may allow them to met and interact in the way that you or I may not understand. Hence Jesus admonished us to give to cesear what is his and to God what is his.
whom you choose to give more to is then your personal decision because you cannot give them both equally at the same time. i.e one cannot serve God and Mormon at the same time but then they can meet to part ways.
My own thoughts though.

tyokunbo:
Source:http://towncrieronline.net/2017/02/21/reverend-father-dances-with-masquerade-during-st-pauls-feast-in-anambra/

Ordinarily, masquerades are not associated with Christianity, because they come from two different traditions. However, they sometimes meet, as happened in St Paul's Catholic Seminary, Ukpo, Anambra State sometimes ago, causing consternation among some. A Facebook user was perplexed about this phenomenon, and he reacted angrily. He writes,

"This is happening now at ukpor Nnewi they call it St Paul feast..... A Rev father following masquerade choooooiiiii aru emmeee. Please Guys is this right or wrong I know that some blind folks here will start defending them."

zubydave:
This is so damn wrong! What has light got to do with darkness?

Bonaventura:
If this priest were to be dancing with Santa Claus or Mickey Mouse you would be cool with it.
It's funny how we define this Christianity.
Does being a Christian preclude one from being part of his tradition?
All the statements you made above makes me wonder if you had once been priest.
This is called Acculturation, that is, worshipping God in your own way.

Daniel058:
I go Change church soon, so help me God.



God of W F KUMUYI, I need you for a divine change, for miracle....!

johnson232:
When Igbos wan stop all these dirty things?

Na all these ones want secede to form their own country?

Backward traditions...

Bumbae1:


Ur dp though been laughing like good few mins
Nice one

tyokunbo:
Source:http://towncrieronline.net/2017/02/21/reverend-father-dances-with-masquerade-during-st-pauls-feast-in-anambra/

Ordinarily, masquerades are not associated with Christianity, because they come from two different traditions. However, they sometimes meet, as happened in St Paul's Catholic Seminary, Ukpo, Anambra State sometimes ago, causing consternation among some. A Facebook user was perplexed about this phenomenon, and he reacted angrily. He writes,

"This is happening now at ukpor Nnewi they call it St Paul feast..... A Rev father following masquerade choooooiiiii aru emmeee. Please Guys is this right or wrong I know that some blind folks here will start defending them."

jnrbayano:


Helloooooooo?