Saint Francis of Assisi, Awoshie-Accra Ghana

26/02/2026

O God, whose mercy is boundless and whose love is everlasting,
we entrust our brother into Your hands.
Receive him into the light of Your face.
Forgive any sins and welcome him
into the joy of Your heavenly kingdom.
Comfort all who mourn,
and strengthen us with the hope
of the resurrection through Christ our Lord.
Amen.

29/01/2026

It's been two days already, and tomorrow, Friday, is the last day for REVIVAL FLAMES 2026. God's divinity shall meet humanity. It's going to be a half-night tomorrow. Come with a friend.

27/01/2026

27/01/2026

See you tomorrow

27/01/2026

Is here with us once again
Happening live tomorrow

25/12/2025

Christmas Day
Merry Christmas to you all

24/11/2025

May the blessing of almighty God, the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit, come down on you and remain with you for ever🙏🏿

14/10/2025

Pastoral Visit of Most Rev. Anthony Narh Asare

Last Sunday, St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Awoshie–Anyaa, joyfully welcomed Most Rev. Anthony Narh Asare, Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Accra, on his pastoral visit.

In a warm welcome address, the PPC Chairman, Brother Martin Tettey Nartey (GK), expressed heartfelt joy on behalf of the parish community and reiterated the church’s appreciation to the Bishop for honouring the invitation to visit the parish.

During the visit, the Bishop administered the Sacrament of Confirmation to 28 parishioners and, in his homily, spoke powerfully on the theme of gratitude, urging all to remain thankful to God in all things.

He also commended parishioners for their impressive attendance and participation, and expressed appreciation to the Franciscan Friars, especially the Parish Priest, Rev. Fr. Pius Kofi Asare, OFM Conv., for their dedicated ministry and pastoral leadership.

We thank God for a grace-filled and inspiring visit. 🙏🏽💙

11/10/2025

VATICAN LIBRARY OFFERS PRAYER ROOM TO MUSLIM SCHOLARS🤔😳
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Something remarkable has just happened within the walls of the Vatican Library, a gesture so simple, yet deeply meaningful.

For the first time, Muslim researchers who visit the Vatican Library to study its ancient manuscripts have been allowed to use a small room to say their prayers. The Vice-Prefect of the Library, Giacomo Cardinali, explained that when some Muslim scholars asked for a quiet place with a carpet for prayer, the Vatican offered them one.

This doesn’t mean that the Vatican has built a mosque or opened a public prayer hall. Far from it. It’s simply a gesture of kindness, a recognition that faith, wherever it is found, deserves respect.

The Vatican Library is not just a Christian treasure; it is a global storehouse of knowledge. Within its walls lie priceless texts, ancient Korans, Hebrew scrolls, Ethiopian manuscripts, and early Chinese writings. Even the oldest Japanese archive outside of Japan rests safely there, preserved by Catholic missionaries who once rescued it from destruction.

By opening its doors to scholars of every religion, the Vatican quietly says: Truth has nothing to fear from study. When people of different faiths meet around knowledge and respect, light replaces suspicion.

Let’s remember that Muslims, too, believe in the one true God, the Creator of heaven and earth, even if their understanding is incomplete. Allowing them to pray in peace while they study among ancient books doesn’t weaken our faith; it shows the generosity of Christ’s heart.

In an age when the world divides itself along religious lines, this small act reminds us that charity speaks louder than argument. The Vatican didn’t make a grand announcement, it simply lived the Gospel of love in silence.



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