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It was always funny, everything taken just as it was said it is or is like. We couldn't think about what was said or even question; how would you question what is a very clear, interesting and factual truth. An instructor would come raise a question, teach its answer and we would all respond in loud choruses. A  sample of it  is like; 1.        Instructor: Who Created us? Learners: God Created us. 2.        Instructor: Who is God? Learners: God is a Pure Spirit, He is the Creator of heaven, earth, and everything in it. 3.        Instructor : Where is God? Learners: God is in heaven, on earth and everywhere, we do not see Him because He is Pure Spirit. That was how we were  introduced  to the immense wisdom and the foundation of faith and life in the catechism classes. If you ask me about my experience during the Catechumenate, I would boldly respond, "the experience wa...

  Dear Ambassadors of Christ, congratulations for responding to the Call of the Master in affirmative; “Here I Am, Send Me”.   Last year (2022) one of the most prominent news that attracted people’s attention worldwide was the death of the British monarch Elizabeth II. I believe even those innocent about monarchical leadership went on Television or online to follow her last rites. Personally, I was intrigued; what is it that caused this massive attention to the demise of a British monarch? Then, royalty ringed in my mind, I then asked myself; what really draws us and cause us to be excited too much about royalty? As I pondered this, I remembered my Catechesis lesson on Baptism – in Baptism one becomes a royal – sharing the Royalty of Christ. For nothing else convinced me than this about my attraction and why others maybe are attracted to royalty. I believe even the unbaptized and those who don't believe in Christian faith are attracted to royalty because they too conscious...