Responsive Adsense

Thank you for visiting. In honour of the 5th anniversary of Uwakwe Reflections, we have relocated to a bigger platform at www.uwakwereflections.org. Do meet us there.

Friday, 2 December 2011

ANSELM UMOREN, M.S.P APPOINTED AUXILIARY BISHOP OF ABUJA, NIGERIA

 



The Holy Father Benedict XVI on November 8, 2011 appointed Rev. Fr. Anselm Umoren, M.S.P, Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Abuja (Nigeria) assigning him the titular see of Scampa. Until his Episcopal appointment, Fr Umoren was the Superior General of the Society of Missionaries of St. Paul (M.S.P). He was born on April 14, 1962 in Ukana Nto, Ikot Ekpene, Awka Ibom State, in the diocese of Ikot Ekpene. After primary school, he attended his secondary school at the Minor Seminary Queen of Apostles, in Afaha Obong, Abak. He became a member of the Apostolic Missionaries Society of St. Paul, he continued his studies in philosophy and theology at the National Missionary Seminary of St. Paul, Gwagwalada, Abuja. 
He was ordained a priest on June 18, 1988.


After ordination, he has held the following positions and carried out further studies: 1988-1992: Teacher at the Formation house of Iperu-Remo, Nigeria; 1992-1995: Missionary in the Diocese of Kenema, Sierra Leone; 1995-2001: Missionary in diocese of Buea, Cameroon; 1995-2003: General Counsellor; 2003-2005: Master in Development Studies at Kimmage Development Studies Centre and Master in International Peace Studies at the Irish School of Ecumenics in Dublin, Ireland; 2006-2008: Missionary in the Diocese of Torit, Sudan; 2003-2006: Project Manager. Since 2008, he has been Superior General of the Apostolic Missionaries Society of St. Paul's.

We wish him God’s assistance in his new office.

Source: http://www.smainternational.info/rubriques/haut/actualites/nigeria-rev-anselm-umoren-m-s-p-appointed-as-auxillary-catholic-bishop-of-abuja

1 comment:

  1. Anonymous9:02 pm

    WE ALL ARE VERY PROUD FATHER ANSELM TO MET SOMETIMES ON NETHERLAND AND WISH HIM GODS BLESSINGS AND SPIRIT OF THE HOLY GOST

    ReplyDelete

DISCLAIMER: Comments, remarks and observations are allowed to enable my readers freely express their opinions concerning issues raised in this post. However, while I recommend the observance of the rule of courtesy for every comment, comments on this post do not in any way express my personal opinion. They are strictly the opinions of those who made the comments.

Print Friendly