Bishop Kukah visits the sick on Easter Sunday
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To express the Easter joy, Nigeria’s Bishop of Sokoto Catholic Diocese, Bishop Matthew Kukah with the diocese’s Legion of Mary Society, on Easter Sunday, visited patients in two health centres: Federal Neuro-psychiatric Hospital Kware LGA and Amanawa Leprosarium.The annual Easter visit which witnessed its fourth year was led by Bishop Kukah and Bro Emmanuel Igono, City of Refuge Comitium President.The team which was well received at both hospitals donated relief items to the patients.Bishop Kukah prayed for the sick and urged them to keep faith in God for their healing and restoration.The clinic administration appreciated the Bishop and his team for choosing to celebrate Easter with them and for the items donated to the patients.(Richie Nabuk, Catholic Diocese of Sokoto, Nigeria)
To express the Easter joy, Nigeria’s Bishop of Sokoto Catholic Diocese, Bishop Matthew Kukah with the diocese’s Legion of Mary Society, on Easter Sunday, visited patients in two health centres: Federal Neuro-psychiatric Hospital Kware LGA and Amanawa Leprosarium.
The annual Easter visit which witnessed its fourth year was led by Bishop Kukah and Bro Emmanuel Igono, City of Refuge Comitium President.
The team which was well received at both hospitals donated relief items to the patients.
Bishop Kukah prayed for the sick and urged them to keep faith in God for their healing and restoration.
The clinic administration appreciated the Bishop and his team for choosing to celebrate Easter with them and for the items donated to the patients.
(Richie Nabuk, Catholic Diocese of Sokoto, Nigeria)
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