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I pledge my total commitment
To Christ’s civilization of love:
To put my entire life
And all the resources the Lord has
bestowed upon me
At the service of love, justice,
reconciliation,
Solidarity and peace among men and
women.
I know that I cannot change anything
in the world
Until I have been sufficiently
transformed myself.
So today and everyday that I may
live,
I pledge to say no to hate,
bitterness and resentment
I pledge to say no to ethnic bigotry
or religious intolerance.
I pledge to say no to greed and
avarice
I pledge to say no to corruption in
all its manifestations
I pledge to say no to the
deification of power
And the idolization of pleasure
Which have brought so much pain upon
humanity
And I am committed to giving to
others
The knowledge it takes to do the
same
All to the glory of God in
Christ! |
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The Reverend Father George Ehusani is the immediate
past Secretary General of the Catholic Secretariat
of Nigeria.
He holds the Doctor of Ministry degree from Howard
University, Washington D.C. He was ordained for the
Catholic Diocese of Lokoja in 1981, and held several
pastoral responsibilities before his appointment to
the Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria in 1994.
A theologian, teacher, poet, musician, human rights
activist and social commentator, Father Ehusani has
preached several retreats and published numerous
books and articles covering a wide-range of issues,
from Social Anthropology to Social Justice, and from
Christian Humanism to Christian Spirituality. His
publications include two poetry anthologies as well
as over 15 music CDs in both the English language
and his local Ebira.
Over the years, Father Ehusani has gathered a wide
readership within and outside Nigeria. This website
which features a large selection of his works, is
aimed at making his thoughts more easily available
to a wider public. |
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Books written
by: Rev. Fr. George Ehusani |
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All
materials on this website, including Books and Music
CDs, are made available for the public free of charge.
We however solicit your donations to offset some of our
costs and to ensure that the service is sustained and
constantly improved upon. |
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To make payments, please click here |
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