Thursday, 2 November 2017

Of Memory, Ancestors and the Liberation of the Land.

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My primal sin: I take things for granted.  What if my grandfather had not decided to be a Christian, or had not invested in my Dad’s ...
Friday, 22 September 2017

My thought on JF Odunjo's Classical Poem

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*Ise l’ogun ise* (Work, far from being a curse, is the only path to any form of freedom) *Mura s’ise ore mi* (Work hard, but far more: work ...
Friday, 18 August 2017

An Arrogation of Power

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 An arrogation of power is an ephemeral act. All efforts by man at perpetuating his history would be lost without a start from a disinterest...
Sunday, 6 August 2017

Between Faith and Science; Sacraments and Reason.

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The rejection by Christians, of the Sacraments, is what has resulted into what I call The Age of Matter. Science has made much progress at ...

*On the Eucharist: Thoughts from the Pew (21)* *Conclusion…*

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The write-up was conceived as an unhurried witness of a raw personal Eucharistic experience, a work which is a witness of the contemporaneou...
Sunday, 30 July 2017

*On the Eucharist: Thoughts from the Pew (20)* *The “Ite Missa est” Trilogy* PART 3

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Consider how knowledge has developed through the multiplicity of words in our days. For instance, when we perform a task on computer by typi...

*On the Eucharist: Thoughts from the Pew (20)* *The “Ite Missa est” Trilogy* PART 2

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The Eucharist is the Incarnated word, the scripture which we have all become is the judgement of the world, and it begins from us who are th...