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@SrNkhoma40444 Good morning Rev Sis Nkhoma how are you please Ma I need a favor please can you pray for me that my clients in Nigeria and Mauritius pay up and grace to get a paid employment this week thank you

When my work is done here on earth what will remain is my legacy. Happy Sunday to you all.

Potentia Dei Geostrategy Consulting Group

@ednyoka Dear fr I am praying for success in the tech app and architectural design contracts with my clients grace they pay up and like my work

Dear friends, be notified that I have taken your intentions at Mass. For those who will write from now, I will read them for Monday morning Mass. Thank you and may God hear our prayers.

@SrNkhoma40444 What's the prayer request dm or just say it as well Rev Sis

I need your prayers 🙏

@Hiadenike I have been dere or just transitioning too

Last Thursday, I lost my job. I didn’t cry. Not because it didn’t hurt, but because I already saw it coming. I had that feeling for weeks. When it finally happened, I just sat there and took it in. I was their brand strategist, and sometimes, I also stepped in as a designer. The pay was really good, especially for where I am in my career. And just like that, it was gone. Here’s the thing… even when you expect to lose something, it still hurts. The pain just comes slowly. But I don’t have time to sit in that feeling. I have until the end of April to figure things out. So this morning, I made a decision. I’m going to send 10 cold messages every single day until I get a retainer client. And I don’t want to do it alone. I’m looking for 10 people who are in the same situation, talented, hungry, but just needing a clear plan and people to move with. We’ll build in public. Daily check-ins. A WhatsApp group every morning. I’ll review your LinkedIn and share all my templates and strategies. We’ll share the wins. We’ll share the losses, too. I didn’t cry that Thursday, but I felt it. And if you’re feeling it too, the pressure, the silence after sending applications, the overthinking, Reply "I’m in." 10 spots. Let’s start now. 🥹

@PaulOgbonnayaO1 Please help me pray that my client likes our architectural design and pays his balance of 750 usd to my company favor with Dr Domingo

I will be spending 1 hour in the Chapel today. Drop your prayer request

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@prophetessfay1 Amen

Congratulations on your new job By Wednesday this week you will be hired

@SrNkhoma40444 Amen

God bless my followers and friends.

@Vitus_osst I have Fr please respond Sir

@Tayoonset Send me an inbox

My 3-day prayer will start tonight. I will put you all in prayer. You can send your intentions. And let us hope in the miracle of God.

ANTIBIOTICS Save it for later……

@Z28325Zimba What's her name let me book mass for her

My aunt went back to the hospital for chemotherapy, please keep praying for her 🙏🙏

@SrNkhoma40444 Amen

God be with us today and always.

@Vitus_osst Really Fr please dm me what does he do to get it back

"If a Catholic renounces his faith in a secret society, what will he do to reintegrate back into the Catholic Church?"

@FrUgochukwu It's very very hard Fr ugo very tough

THE END OF LENT DOES NOT MEAN YOU SHOULD RELENT The Lenten season has just drawn to a close. After forty days of prayer, fasting, almsgiving, and self-denial, the Church now rejoices in the glory of the Risen Christ. The purple veils are lifted, the alleluias return, and the light of the Paschal candle reminds us that death has been conquered. But amid all the celebrations of Easter, a subtle temptation lurks: the temptation to relapse. A temptation to return to the old habits we renounced, the sins we confessed, and the spiritual disciplines we practiced only temporarily. Yet, as we rejoice in the Resurrection, we must remember this truth: the end of Lent does not mean we should relent. The Lenten journey is not merely a spiritual project with a deadline; it is a season of deep transformation, a time for realigning our lives with the Gospel. Its goal is not just seasonal repentance but lasting conversion. As such, if Lent helped us put off the old self, Easter must now be the time to put on the new (Ephesians 4:22–24). In Scriptures, whenever God calls people to a season of preparation - like Israel’s forty years in the wilderness or Jesus’ forty days in the desert - it is always a prelude to a deeper mission. The point was never the desert; it was what the desert was preparing them for. The Resurrection is not a return to normal - it is a call to live in a radically new way. During Lent, many of us took on different spiritual exercises: daily Mass, fasting from social media or gossip, setting aside more time for prayer, engaging in acts of charity, and striving to tame our tongues and desires. These were not just rituals; they were tools for transformation. The danger many face after Lent is what one might call spiritual backsliding. But we must keep in mind that the end of Lent is not the time to take a break from holiness - it is the time to live it out with deeper joy and conviction. St. Paul says, “Let us not grow weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up” (Galatians 6:9). The good habits you formed during Lent are seeds. Do not stop watering them just because the liturgical calendar has changed. To keep from relapsing into our old ways, we must remain connected to the very things that nourished us during Lent: Continue reading and meditating on Scripture daily (Psalm 119:105), keep your times of personal and communal prayer alive and intentional (1 Thessalonians 5:17), frequent the Eucharist and seek Reconciliation often (John 6:54, James 5:16), and let love of neighbor be your Easter perfume (John 13:35). Do not waste the progress you made in Lent. Build on it. Do not press pause. Do not go back. Do not relent. Fr. Ugochukwu Ugwoke, ISch

@SrNkhoma40444 Congratulations

She is blind but she passed with a good grade in class please say congratulations to her my new friend.

@FrUgochukwu Amen Fr

May God meet you at the point of your need today. May He strengthen you where you are weak, guide you where you are confused, and lift you where you feel discouraged. May doors open for you, may peace fill your heart, and may grace speak louder than your fears. Amen

@FrUgochukwu Amen

We thank God for bringing us into the second quarter of this year, 2026. In this second quarter, may the Lord guide you in the right path and may your APRIL be FULL of joy, blessings and testimonies🙏🏽