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08/03/2026

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08/03/2026

You’re a Catholic.
You’re a Creative.
You’re home with us…
We are Catholic Creatives.
We create for Christ… we create for God.
Plan and be part of this special one.

You’re a Catholic, You’re gifted.
You’re creative.
But the real question is… how are you using your creativity?

On March 28, something powerful is happening in Abuja.

Catholic Creatives Conference 2.0 is bringing together faith-driven creatives, storytellers, media professionals, and innovators for a transformational experience designed to help you discover, refine, and deploy your creative gifts for the Kingdom.

Why You Shouldn’t Miss This:

Because creativity is not just talent — it is a calling.

At this conference, you will:

✅ Learn how to use your creativity to influence culture
✅ Hear from powerful speakers and industry creatives
✅ Discover how to turn your ideas into impactful content
✅ Connect with a network of Catholic creatives like you
✅ Get clarity on your creative purpose in God’s plan

As the scripture reminds us:

"He has filled them with the skill to do all kinds of work as engravers, designers, embroiderers and weavers…" — Exodus 35:35

Theme: Called to Create

📅 Date: 28th March, 2026
⏰ Time: 10:00 AM Prompt
📍 Venue: Holy Rosary Catholic Church,, Civic Center, Wuse Zone 2, Abuja

Featuring inspiring speakers including:
Fr Ben Onyemechalu (FadaBen),
Rev. Fr. John Oluoma,
IkeGod,
Dr. Judith Ogbonnaya Ajah,
Rev. Fr. Pascal Nwoko,
MerciRick and more.

If you are a:

• Content Creator
• Designer (Graphic and Web)
• Media Professional
• Writer
• Filmmaker
• Musician
• Digital Creator
• Or a young Catholic with creative passion…

This conference was designed for YOU.

Seats are limited and registration is filling fast.

👉 Register now before it’s full.

Click the link and secure your spot today.

08/03/2026

02/03/2026

Only content curators can relate…

Part of the challenges we face in curating contents for our audience is that second-guessing that greases virtually every moment of the process; from ideation to brainstorming and development, down to the actual creation/production to when the meal is served to the consumers.

Just as CCP would always say, “money na water”, we say: “ideas na water”.
Ideas are always going to flow.
Inspiration will always come and go.
But one thing that won’t leave is that uncertainty that accompanies every creation process.
That “I’m-not-sure” phenomenon that makes you question every creative move you make.

And this is one demon many of us creators are possessed of.
We struggle through the creation process, amidst battling the demon with many voices inside of us, screaming, “it will not work”… especially, then it’s sure to work.
But what makes you think that it will not work?

Every creator’s success story often had those down moments.
The only difference between us and others is that they refused to let those moments define the life and future of those inspired and moments.

So when next you hear that negative voice inside of you making you think that it will not work, first say… “let me try first”.
And if it insists, say: “get behind me satan!”

Always remember…
In the creative universe, the only way to find out if it’s gonn’ work or not is by trying.
So try.

27/02/2026

Do you believe in short prayers?
Do you say short prayers?
How often do you pray short prayers???

For some persons, short prayers are a sign of spiritual laziness.
But historically and existentially, spiritual dispositions reveal that short prayers are as effective as long prayers, especially, when prayed with the right disposition.

Some of the shortest prayers in Christian/biblical history that were answered immediately includes: “Jesus, Son of David, have mercy on me” by the blind Bartimaeus.
“Save me Lord, or I perish”, by Peter while he was about to drown.

My favorite short prayer… THE SIGN OF THE CROSS!

What’s yours???

25/02/2026

Amen 🙏🏽

22/02/2026

What does it mean to return to God???

22/02/2026

L E N T !!!

19/02/2026

When the parish priest finally met that parishioner who has been dodging Mass for months, but only showed up to receive ash on Ash Wednesday🤣
Cc

18/02/2026

Ash Wednesday is here again.
We are reminded of that eternal truth… that life is brief, and eternity with God is the goal, as this world is not our home.
We are reminded that someday, we shall return to dust from where we came.
Y’all do have a fruitful Lenten season 2026.

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