Fr. Edmond Nyoka

@MertelBill @anikewawa Yes you can. Thank you very much. I will send my shipping details via DM

@ednyoka @anikewawa Father , I just sent via Zelle $20 US . Also, I have an extra pullover. Can I ship one?

In the junior seminary am heading, I have some boys from very poor families. Winter is here, and they have no pullover. Any well wisher may come to their aid. I usually source support for them to have soap and other needs. Last year I sold some of my farming produce to support some boys. This year I will not manage as I have made huge losses in my legumes and corn. Very low produce. The layers chickens died and I couldn't save them. These boys may be our future priests and bishops.

@ih8aircanada Yes you can.

@ednyoka Can we send clothes and items to the US address?

@anikewawa malawifund.com. With a note on the intention of the aid. Or you may send directly to my PayPal account which I can provide via DM. Either way is ok.

@ednyoka Drop account

@ih8aircanada malawifund.com. With a note on the intention of the aid. Or you may send directly to my PayPal account which I can provide via DM. Either way is ok.

@ednyoka Where can we send aid?

Mass at 6 am tomorrow, Tuesday. I will remember you in prayers. You may write your intentions below here.

MONDAY ROSARY PRAYERS. Tyoe your intentions below. @fr_petros @Z28325Zimba @southsidechica @DiriroTsaOne @GracefulAsha @LoveBeliever2 @Cliff_colette @Evakk489336 x.com/i/spaces/1qKDz…

On our way to Chabele for Mass. With the people of God.

Sorry brothers and sisters. My phone' battery power is very low. We dont have power. Let us have Rosary prayers tomorrow @fr_petros @Z28325Zimba @southsidechica @DiriroTsaOne @GracefulAsha @LoveBeliever2 @Cliff_colette @Evakk489336

My friend Patrick sent me this. I have added the last paragraph. A PRIEST Before you judge a priest… pause, and first pray for him. Pray for the man who stands at the altar with a heart full of hidden battles. Pray for the one who carries the burdens of many but shelves his own with aside. May feel sick, but goes to Mass smiling, and then returns to his bed quietly. Pray for the priest who smiles in public but cries in silence. Pray for the one who is tempted, tired, misunderstood, yet still chooses to show up for God’s people every single day. We are living in a time where it has become so easy to criticize priests, to point fingers, to magnify their flaws as if they are not human. Thanks to those who for them. Remember that they left everything behind family, comfort, personal dreams just to answer a higher calling. Who sees the nights they spend interceding for souls that sometimes never think of him? Who notices the sacrifices they make that no camera captures? Sad when many are blind to their silent labor, yet loud in judgment. Yes, they are not perfect but they are chosen. Yes, they are human but they are carrying a divine assignment. Instead of tearing them down, lift them up in prayer. Because a weak priest affects many souls, but a strengthened priest becomes a vessel of healing, hope, and salvation. If you truly love God, then love and support those He has called to serve His people. Today, say a prayer for your priest. Tomorrow, say another. And when you feel like judging… pray again. Because behind every strong priest is someone who chose to pray for him. May God strengthen, protect, and uphold every  priest. Their sacrifices are seen in heaven, even when ignored on earth. Remember priests working in life risking areas. In rural and challenging places. Who walk, cycle or ride through rough and lonely places to serve the people. Those with no means of transport. No proper housing. Thank you for your prayers.  In the pic is a priest drawing water for his house after a long tiring day.

The Holy Mass in a beautiful basilica. 🙏

A Catholic Wedding. Maiduguri, Nigeria.

I love serving the people. I love them. I love you all dear friends. Know I have you in mind. At every Eucharistic Celebration and during my Rosary prayers, among other intentions, I remember three intentions for you: For those that have asked me for prayers, those who need my prayers even when they have not asked me, and for the people who support us.

An 'endless' procession of young girls and boys, in a fully packed church building. A grand entry. Am sure the bishop was tired at the end of administering the Sacrament of Confirmation. This is Gaborone, Botwana. We are on the right path. Winning!

We have embarked on a project to create two offices for teachers under this roof shade. We thank malawifund.com managers and all who donate. We thank all who support us through prayer and words of encouragement. St. Patrick’s Junior Seminary is a seedbed for Major Seminarians. A number of priests and a bishop are a product of this school.

Always remember us priests in your prayers. In a special way pray for us in this mission and remote area. We have a lot to do from catechesis to constructions. The rapidly growing Catholic population also requires us to handle the people well so they could remain strong in faith.

@fr_petros For Pope Leo's meeting with the head of the Anglican Church. To be a moment to uphold the Apostolic teachings.