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24/03/2026

With Michael T. Biddle – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 13 months in a row. 🎉

23/03/2026

With Tarsiah G. Dedah – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 7 months in a row. 🎉

18/03/2026

Benedictus Dotu Nyan writes: 😭

Dear IG Gregory Coleman,

We respectfully call on you to commission a thorough, transparent, and independent investigation into the circumstances surrounding the deaths of Fathers Biah and Mombo. The earlier passing of Father Boyce (pictured in the middle), under similarly unclear conditions and followed by a swift burial, further deepens public concern.

At a minimum, the facts must be established through proper forensic and investigative procedures. Truth is owed to these men, and justice is owed to the Church and the wider community.

We ask, respectfully but firmly: let there be answers, and let there be accountability.

18/03/2026

Big shout-out to my newest top fans! Shadrick Muntari Whabyely, Gamon R. Théa, Moses M. Flomo, Mary Paye, Tutu Konneh, Andrew Kpoghomou, Esther Wennah, Kwase Lawrence, Yogie Mulbah, Isabel Roseline Johnny

13/03/2026

The Catholic Church in Liberia has announced the deaths of two priests, Rev. Father Alphonsus B. Mombo, 57, and Rev. Father Roland G. Biah, 53. They were from St. Charles Lwanga Pre-Major Seminary and St. Anthony of Padua Parish in Gardnersville, both part of the Archdiocese of Monrovia. The Church described them as devoted and faithful servants of God. The priests reportedly died after visiting a bereaved family in Buchanan, Grand Bassa County. The Catholic community in Liberia is in grief, and priests have been asked to pray for the deceased.

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05/03/2026

Mr. Lawrence Yallah the chairman of a Newly Founded Political party Movement for Democratic Alliance, discussing the party on super B**gese Radio in Gbarnga B**g County.

02/03/2026

02/03/2026

01/03/2026

The Knights and Ladies of Marshall have concluded a one day spiritual retreat at the Holy Spirit Cathedral Parish in B**g.

By: Henry Y Logan
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The Knights and Ladies of Marshall have concluded a one day spiritual retreat at the Holy Spirit Cathedral Parish in B**g, bringing together members for reflection, prayer, and renewal of faith.

The retreat was held under the theme “Recollection of Faith,” focused on strengthening the spiritual commitment of members and encouraging them to deepen their relationship with God and the Church.

Serving as, retreat master the Associate Pastor of the Holy Spirit Cathedral Parish, Rev. Fr. Michael Gborie, urged the Knights and Ladies of Marshall to embrace a higher standard of Christian living.

He reminded them that being a Knight is not simply a title within the Catholic Church, but a sacred responsibility.

Fr. Gborie called on the members to live spiritually disciplined lives, distinguishing themselves not just as ordinary Catholics but as committed soldiers of Christ.

He also emphasized that knighthood in the Catholic Church represents dedication, sacrifice, and readiness to defend the faith at all times.

Fr. Gborie told the Knights that they are soldiers of God, which they are called to defend the Catholic faith and to serve as examples in your homes, communities, and the Church.

The Associate Pastor further stressed the importance of unity and inclusion. He cautioned members against allowing their status or lifestyle as Catholic Knights to become a barrier that discourages non-Catholics from participating in the faith. Instead, he encouraged them to demonstrate humility and love, explaining the mission and benefits of the Knights of Marshall in ways that inspire others.

Moreover Fr. Gborie, told the Knights that the true strength of the Knights lies not in prestige, but in service, evangelization, and commitment to God’s work.

The one day retreat ended with renewed spiritual energy among participants, who expressed appreciation for the timely message and pledged to remain steadfast in their calling as defenders of the Catholic faith and promoters of unity within the body of Christ.

27/02/2026

We congratulate Rev. Father Terrence Jallah Mavolo, Parish Priest of St. Monica Parish and Dean of the Bomi Deanery on obtaining a Bachelor of Law (LLB) Degree from the Louis Arthur Grimes School of Law, University of Liberia.

Fr. Terrence already holds a Licentiate in Canon Law (JCL) from The Institut Supérieur de Droit Canonique (Higher Institute of Canon Law), located within the Université Catholique de l'Afrique de l'Ouest, Unité Universitaire d'Abidjan (UCAO-UUA) in Ivory Coast.

He becomes the first Liberian Priest to hold double degrees in both Canon Law(JCL) and Civil Law(LLB).

We congratulate him and ask that you continue to pray for him as he inspires more young people to find their vocation.

Credit to: Catholic Archdiocese of Liberia!!!

23/02/2026

With Tarsiah G. Dedah – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 6 months in a row. 🎉

22/02/2026

catechumen of the Holy Spirit Cathedral Parish writing their name officially ahead of this year Easter Baptistism.