Priest's Profile
One thing I ask of the Lord. This I long to dwell in the house of the Lord,
all the days of my
life.
One thing I ask of the Lord. This I long to dwell in the house of the Lord,
all the days of my
life.
Rev. Fr. Nwankwo Anthony Chisom's Profile. |
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| Title: | Rev. Fr. |
| Name: | Nwankwo Anthony Chisom |
| Native of: | Umualo-Awomukwu, Ikwuano LGA, Abia State |
| Parish: | St Peter's Catholic Church, Ikwuano |
| Date of Ordination: | |
| Place of Ordination: | Mater Dei Cathedral, Umuahia |
| Ordaining Prelate: | Bishop Lucius Iwejuru Ugorji, Umuahia Diocese |
| Places of Pastoral Work Experience: | 2006-2008, Parochial Vicar, SS Anthony and Jude, Umungasi, ABA 2008, Dean, Annunciation Seminary Amaudara 2008-2012, Pastor, St. Jude's Parish, Ohuru 2012-2016, Pastor, St. Bernard's Ndiegoro 2016-2021, Pastor, Regina Caeli Parish, Obehie 2021 - date, Priest-in-charge, Holy Trinity, Egbelu, Umuosi, Nteje |
| Other Diocesan Appointments: | 2006-2008, Chaplain, Sedes Sapientiae Chaplaincy, Abia State Polytechnic 2008-2021, Chaplain, Guild of St. Anthony of Padua 2006-2008, Chaplain NFCS Owerri Province |
| Special Assignment: | Nill |
| Study Leave: | Nill |
| Level/Stage: | |
| Place of Birth: | Umuorie -Asa, Ukwa West LGA Abia State |
| Home Address: | AWOMUKWU, IKWUANO L.G.A, ABIA STATE |
| Seminary/Secondary School: | ANNUNCIATION SEMINARY AMAUDARA, 1989 - 1994 |
| Major Seminary: | BIGARD MEMORIAL SEMINARY, ENUGU. LECTOR: 20TH DECEMBER 2003, ACOLYTE: 15TH JULY, 2004, DIACONATE: 28TH MARCH, 2006 |
| Educational Qualification & Degrees: | B.PHIL:, BIGARD MEMORIAL SEMINARY, ENUGU. B.TH: BIGARD MEMORIAL SEMINARY, ENUGU. PGDE, NATIONAL TEACHERS' INSTITUTE, KADUNA, 2011 M.SC, EDUCATIOANL PSYCHOLOGY, IMO STATE UNIVERSITY |
| Diocesan Boards, Committee/Offices Held: | |
| Current Address: | Holy Trinity, Egbelu, Umuosi, Nteje |
| Status: | Alive/Living |
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Date: 2017-01-01 - 2017-12-31
The Catholic Diocese of Aba joins the universal church in celebrating the marian year 2017.
The story of Christ the King Cathedral is reminiscent of St. Paul's interpretation of Christian growth, (1 Cor 3: 6 - 7, 10): the one sows, the other waters; the one lays the foundation, all others build on this foundation. The final product is the Body of Christ, exalted, glorious, and holy.
