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. Nwokorie Fabian I.'s Profile. |
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| Title: | Rev. Fr. |
| Name: | Nwokorie Fabian I. |
| Native of: | Umuifem, Avutu, Obowo LGA, Imo State |
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| Places of Pastoral Work Experience: | 1990-1991 - Vicar, St. Paul's Abaukwu, Aba 1991-1992 - Vicar, All Saints Parish Obigbo 1992-1993 - Vicar, SS. Anthony & Jude Umungasi Aba 1993-1995 - Term Ministry, Regina Caeli Obehie. 1995-2004 - Pastor, Our Lady of Ransom Asa Umuakwa 2004-2005 - Sabbatical Leave, USA 2005 - Pastor, Our Lady of Fatima Umuagbaghi 2006-date - Pastor, St. Alphonsus, Dufur, Oregon, USA 2011-date - Pastor, St. Mary's Parish, Wasco, Oregon USA |
| Other Diocesan Appointments: | 1994-2005 - Vicar Forane, Regina Caeli Vicariate 1995-2005 - Member, Arbitrary Commission 1996-2005 - Member, Liturgical Committee 1997-2005 - Member, Prebyteral Council |
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| Place of Birth: | Obowo |
| Home Address: | Not Available |
| Seminary/Secondary School: | Immaculate Conception Seminary Ahiaeke. (1975 - 1980) |
| Major Seminary: | Bigard Memorial Seminary Ikot Ekpene (Philosophy), Bigard Memorial Seminary Enugu (Theology). Lector: Dec. 1988. Acolyte: Dec. 1989. Deacon: Dec. 1990. |
| Educational Qualification & Degrees: | B.Phil and B.Th. (Bigard Memorial Seminary). Office Administration (US Career Institute, Colorado). M.A in Pastoral Counseling (Theological Institute Indiana) |
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| Current Address: | St. Mary's Parish, Wasco, Oregon, USA. Catholic Diocese of Baker, Oregon. |
| 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.
