ST AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH BENIN CITY, NIGERIA: 2011

Saturday, 19 November 2011

The sweetness in sin is apparent because it does not give lasting happiness. The sweetness is therefore temporary but the effect of sin is bitter. So in whatever situation the end is what matter.

Sin is all bitter because there is nothing sweet about sin.what seem to be sweet is not sweet in itself.

SIN: Sweet and Bitter

The church by her Divine power continue to feed and direct her children on the road to salvation.
What is Sin? It is an offense against God and reason. It is a failure in the
Ove of God. It is a desire to do things against the will of God.

We live in a world and society where people are trying to legalize abortion and homosexuality. Sin as it is is evil in itself.

The sin of one man or woman can affect the whole of society. Sin as it is has it social-cultural effect.

Friday, 18 November 2011

Youth talk forum

The youth talk forum with the Augustinian Fathers comes up on 19/11/11 @ 2.30pm at Gaius Obaseki hall. Topic: Sin: Sweet and Bitter. Come and be part of this enriching discussion. For God and for Youth, through Christ. God bless you as you keep this date and time with us. Shalom.

Friday, 11 November 2011

Youth Seminar

Come Saturday 12th Nov. 2011 there will be a seminar for the youth on Sex education and HIV organise by the Catholic Nursing guild at 9am. Come and learn cause you need to know

Saturday, 15 October 2011

Youth forum

Can love die? Thinking along the line of the different type of love we can say that love does not die that is agape love since love is unconditional.love is everything and so love can not die.
Do a person need to be a fool to fall in love? Is the song "only fool fall in love true?"

Youth forum

Is there anything like true love and fake love? From the on going forum there is nothing like fake love because it is either love or no love

Youth forum

Does love exist? The Youth Forum is on and the participating spirit is high. Many thanks to the NYSC members, and the Augustinian Friars. Special thanks to Fr. Peter Ulofu, OSA. It is brain storming forum.