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Showing posts with label Marriage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marriage. Show all posts
Monday, 30 March 2015
Wednesday, 7 January 2015
Father Constantine's life-changing event and international jollities
Our Parish Priest at Saint Paul's - Father Constantine - flew out of Australia late on Christmas night bound for his home country of Nigeria. The purpose of this late night international dash was to return to Nigeria to marry his 'heartthrob', Faith. We only have photos from Father Con, at this point in time, from his Facebook page. These photos have been consolidated into one Box.com file which is embedded below and from which photos can be downloaded. If you have any difficulties or want to communicate in any other way, the Advocacy address may used. It is on the sidebar of this blog.
Next Sunday, Father Con will be back on deck in Ballarat and will be officiating at the 9 a.m. service at St Paul's, 3 Humffray Street, Ballarat. Please note the 9 a.m. service is only for January and then it will be back to the usual 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. services You will be most welcome. We expect, in the near future when Faith can arrive in Australia, that there will be a Christian marriage service here. So dear, Advocates, you can see that this life-changing event is the cause of much jollity in Nigeria and Australia!
Sunday, 4 January 2015
Breaking news! Father Constantine's Wedding Photos from Nigeria
Father Con says:
Thanking God for the gift of a new year and for the gift of marriage.
Last Tuesday was a special day as I was married in our traditional Igbo rites
to my heartthrob Ogochukwu Madumere.
Thanking God for the gift of a new year and for the gift of marriage.
Last Tuesday was a special day as I was married in our traditional Igbo rites
to my heartthrob Ogochukwu Madumere.
Father Constantine left for his home in Nigeria on Christmas night to get married - in a traditional Nigerian manner - to Faith. Faith is a nurse and we do hope it is not too long before we can welcome her to her new home in Ballarat.
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