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17/06/2025

A DAY WITH THE DELEGATE/THANKSGIVING MASS.

Sunday, 15th June, 2025 was a moment of fraternal bond and thanksgiving to God for our Philosophy and Theology graduands on the occasion of the successful completion of their studies.

The event began with the Holy Mass of the Solemnity of the Holy Trinity presided by the Vicar General/Delegate Superior, Very Rev. Fr. Geoffery Obinna Nwafor m.ss.cc.

In his homily, the Delegate Superior highlighted the mysteries and unity of the Trinity which is central to our Christian faith. He further encouraged the faithful to emulate the attributes of love, oness and peaceful co-existence and apply them in their relationship with others.

After the Holy Mass and still in the spirit of the celebration and love for one another, our seminarians had an interactive session with the Vicar General /Delegate Superior. The session was like a father and son conversation aimed at fostering fraternal bond and promoting the spirit and zeal of the Institute.

The Delegate Superior appreciated the efforts of the formators and the seminarians. He further encouraged the seminarians to be of their best behavior especially as they embark on their apostolic work/holidays.

The celebration launched the seminarians into a two-days retreat/recollection moderated by Rev. Fr. John Alagboso in preparation for their annual six weeks apostolic work.

We pray that through the celebration of the Solemnity of the Holy Trinity, our institute and the church at large will be united in love, truth and Faith, and May it bring spiritual growth, reflection, and devotion to all who observe it.

We congratulate our Philosopher Kings and our Theology graduands as they complete their studies.

Trinity Sunday

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10/06/2025

FRIENDLY FOOTBALL MATCH

In the spirit of oneness and fraternal love we share as religious institutions, the Congregation of the Order of the Mother of God (OMD) hosted the Missionaries of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary (msscc), in a friendly football match on Saturday, June 7, 2025.

The football match was an avenue to strengthen our fraternal bond and it ended victoriously four goals to two in favour of the Sacred Hearts.

We pray that through this brotherly encounter, we may grow from strength to strength, in the service and love of God.

Match

09/06/2025

PENTECOST SUNDAY

The feast of the Pentecost reminds us of the apostles' encounter with the Holy spirit at the upper room of Jerusalem, following the instruction of our Lord Jesus Christ to them.

In a spirit filled celebration, we gathered as a community for the celebration held on Sunday, 8th June, 2025 in our community chapel.

The feast reminds us of the importance of patience, which the apostles portrayed by waiting on the Lord to fulfill His promise of sending a comforter and advocate to them.

As the feast of pentecost marks the birthday of the church and the end of the Easter tide, we pray that the Church will continue to be illumined by the light of Christ, transformed by the power of his presence, sanctified and strengthened by the power of the Holy Spirit.

PS: Our seminarians were donned in several traditional attires to portay the unity that the Holy Spirit brings.

Sunday

04/06/2025

GUESS THE SAINT?

COMMENT THE ANSWER BELOW 👇

30/05/2025

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO ALL ASPIRANTS.

We wish to inform all aspirants who participated in the last entrance examination held in April 2025 and are yet to received messages and notifications from the Vocation team that they should please reach out to this contact 07084020659 either through text or call for proper details.

NB: This is strictly for those who participated in the examination and have not received any response from the Vocation team (probably due to network glitches).

Remain Blessed.

Signed:
Vocation Director

27/05/2025

Happy Children’s Day!

Today, we celebrated the true treasures of our society; our beloved children, the shining stars of Sacred Hearts Schools.

With joy on their faces and dreams in their hearts, our pupils lit up the day with laughter, dance, prayers, and colorful activities.

At the heart of this celebration lies a reminder: every child deserves love, care, and a nurturing space to grow into the stars they are destined to become.

To our amazing pupils, you are the reason we smile, the hope of tomorrow, and the pride of today. Keep dreaming, keep shining, and always remember: you are wonderfully made!

Happy Children’s Day once again!

10/05/2025

GUESS THE SAINT ANSWER 👇🏽

St. Agatha of Sicily (231–251) was a Christian virgin and martyr
who endured brutal torture and humiliation for her unwavering faith during the violent Roman persecution under Emperor Decius.
Born into a wealthy and noble family in either Catania or Palermo, Sicily, Agatha was known from a young age for her beauty, intelligence, and deep piety. She consecrated her virginity to Christ and sought to live a life of holiness, prayer, and charity.

Her troubles began when a Roman governor named Quintianus, desiring her for himself, was enraged when she refused his advances and declared her loyalty to Christ alone. In revenge, he had her imprisoned, falsely accused, and subjected to unspeakable tortures. One of the most horrific acts she endured was the cutting off of her breasts, a mutilation that made her a symbol of strength for women who suffer violence and abuse.

Even while in pain and chained in prison, St. Agatha never wavered. According to ancient tradition, St. Peter the Apostle appeared to her in a vision, comforted her, and healed her wounds. However, her persecutors resumed her torture, and she eventually died in prison around the age of 20 or 21, offering her life as a sacrifice of love to God. She is remembered today as a heroic model of purity, courage, and faithfulness, especially in the face of injustice and suffering. She is the patron saint of breast cancer patients, nurses, r**e victims, and those who suffer from fire, volcanic eruptions, and natural disasters, due to her association with Mount Etna, which erupted a year after her death — an event locals believed her intercession had calmed.

St. Agatha’s feast day is February 5, and it is celebrated with deep devotion in Sicily, particularly in Catania, where one of the largest religious festivals in Italy is held in her honor, drawing thousands of pilgrims and faithful. She remains one of the few women whose names are mentioned in the Roman Canon (Eucharistic Prayer I) of the Mass, a sign of the Church’s deep reverence for her witness.

Her legacy is a reminder that no earthly power can overcome the strength of a soul united to God. Through her intercession, many find courage in illness, comfort in grief, and strength in the trials of life.

St. Agatha of Sicily - Pray for us🙏🏾

04/05/2025

SANCTIFIED BEGINNINGS, FINAL LAP

In the stillness of recollection, we gathered, not merely to reflect, but to be renewed. This final phase of our academic journey begins at the feet of the Master, where grace flows and purpose is rekindled. May every step ahead echo our “yes” to His call.

27/04/2025

2025 ENTRANCE EXAMINATION/INTERVIEW

On the 23rd and 24th day of April, 2025, the Nigerian Delegation conducted the 2025 entrance examination and interview for aspirants desiring to join our religious Institute.

We thank God for the gift of Vocation to the religious life and we appreciate all our aspirants with sincere desire to serve God as religious.

Though many are called but few are chosen, we commend all our aspirants to the maternal intercession of our Blessed Virgin Mary and St. Gaetano Errico, our Father Founder.

We wish them well in their Vocation and quest to serve God.

Successful candidates will receive notifications soonest.

HAPPY DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY

(Pictures of the event below)

23/04/2025

ANSWER 👇🏽

St. Bernadette Soubirous: The Humble Visionary of Lourdes

St. Bernadette Soubirous was born on January 7, 1844, in Lourdes, France, into a poor but devout family. She is best known for the 18 apparitions of the Blessed Virgin Mary she experienced at the Grotto of Massabielle in Lourdes between February and July of 1858. At the time, Bernadette was just 14 years old, humble, sickly, and uneducated, yet she was chosen for an extraordinary mission.

During one of the apparitions, the Virgin Mary revealed herself with the title “I am the Immaculate Conception,” a dogma that had only recently been declared by the Church. She asked for prayer, penance, and for a chapel to be built at the site. In one apparition, a spring miraculously gushed forth from the ground, which to this day flows with water believed by many to have healing properties, drawing millions of pilgrims from around the world.

Despite skepticism and ridicule from some, Bernadette never wavered in her testimony. Her deep faith and simplicity inspired many. She later entered the Sisters of Charity at Nevers, where she lived a quiet and humble life as a nun, performing simple duties while enduring great suffering from illness. She once said:
“I was nothing and of this nothing, God made something.”

Bernadette died on April 16, 1879, at the age of 35. Her body was later found incorrupt, a sign of holiness in the Catholic tradition. She was canonized as a saint in 1933 by Pope Pius XI, and her feast day is celebrated on April 16.

She is the patron saint of the sick, of people ridiculed for their faith, shepherds, and the poor. Her life is a testament to humility, obedience, and faith in God’s grace, reminding us that God can use even the lowliest to accomplish His divine plan.

21/04/2025

HAPPY EASTER.

The Lord has truly risen. Alleluia. Alleluia. Alleluia

On Easter Sunday, April 20, 2025, we gathered as a community to celebrate the Holy Mass of the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ which signifies Christ's victory over the death and an assurance of eternal life.

The stone has been rolled away and the tomb is empty. The resurrection of Christ has restored our joy and hope.

As we celebrate the Easter season, may the joy of the risen Christ fill our hearts and guide us in our Christian journey of faith.

May the resurrection power of Jesus strengthen, transform and renew our lives. Amen.

We wish you a joyous Easter celebration!

(Pictures of the celebration below)

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