Cameroon Episcopal Conference: St Paul's Quasi Parish Nkwen commit to support new President

By Bakah Derick 

Christians of St Paul's Quasi Parish Nkwen have affirm their support for the new President of the National Episcopal Conference  of Cameroon. The Christians took a commitment with their Parish priest on Sunday 1 May 2022 during the early morning Mass during which Rev Fr Ignatius Waindim officially announced the election of His Grace Andrew Nkea as the new President of the institution. 

Christians listening to Fr Ignatius Waindim during Mass

According to Fr Ignatius Waindim, the election of the Archbishop of Bamenda as president of Episcopal Conference directly places the Archdiocese on the spot light reason why all Catholic faithful within the jurisdiction should work to ensure their leader succeed. 

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The Christians unanimously agreed that the Parish Priest conveys to the Archbishop a message of their support and best wishes. 

Rev Fr Ignatius Waindim also used the Mass to called on member of the Catholic Men Association (CMA) to be like their patron saint Joseph the worker whose feast day was being observed. While describing Joseph as a silent worker, he encouraged the men to remain committed as they work quietly for the Church. 

Fr Ignatius Waindim delivering his homily