- Easter greetings with reflections on Lent by Monsignor Hypolite Adigwe, Anambra State, Nigeria
Dear friends and acquaintances of Hypolite Adigwe, Last week, Hypolite sent us his thoughts on Lent and Easter – and also translated them himself. I send you these thoughts along with my best wishes for a blessed Easter season! BE HOLY, AS YOUR FATHER IS HOLY. Be holy, as your…
- Christmas CHRISTMAS – PLEASE, DON’T SWALLOW THE ADVENT!
Hypolite shares his thoughts on Advent and Christmas—reflective words that invite contemplation and preparation for this special time.
- Reflection on Lent
Hypolite Adigwe, a friend of HIFA co-founder Aaron Ekwu, has sent his reflection on the Lenten season. His words demonstrate how Christ’s suffering can lead us to joy and grace.
- Easter Meditation
In his Easter meditation, Msgr. Hypolite Adigwe reflects on the suffering of the people in Nigeria and asks where the risen Lord will meet them.
- Christmas meditation from Nigeria
The poem “Make room for everyone” by Hypolite Adigwe asks God to create space for everyone and to consider the needs of the people. It recalls the manger where Jesus was born and calls for opening gates in difficult times to lead a new human life with solidarity and hope.
Dear friends and acquaintances of Hypolite Adigwe, Last week, Hypolite sent us his thoughts on Lent and Easter – and also translated them himself. I send you these thoughts along with my best wishes for a blessed Easter season! BE HOLY, AS YOUR FATHER IS HOLY. Be holy, as your…
Hypolite shares his thoughts on Advent and Christmas—reflective words that invite contemplation and preparation for this special time.
Hypolite Adigwe, a friend of HIFA co-founder Aaron Ekwu, has sent his reflection on the Lenten season. His words demonstrate how Christ’s suffering can lead us to joy and grace.
In his Easter meditation, Msgr. Hypolite Adigwe reflects on the suffering of the people in Nigeria and asks where the risen Lord will meet them.
The poem “Make room for everyone” by Hypolite Adigwe asks God to create space for everyone and to consider the needs of the people. It recalls the manger where Jesus was born and calls for opening gates in difficult times to lead a new human life with solidarity and hope.