‎CHANCELLOR OF AWKA DIOCESE URGES LOVE, UNITY, STRONGER FAMILY VALUES ON TRINITY SUNDAY

By Nonye Muo
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‎The Chancellor of the Catholic Diocese of Awka, Very Rev. Fr. Charles Ndubisi, on Sunday visited St. Paulinus Catholic Church, Udoka Housing Estate, Awka, where he celebrated Holy Mass and charged the faithful to embrace love, unity, and stronger family values.
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‎In his homily, Fr. Ndubisi described the Holy Trinity as one of the greatest mysteries of the Christian faith. He explained that Christians believe in one God existing in three Persons: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. “The mystery of the Holy Trinity cannot be fully explained by human reasoning. It is a divine reality we accept through faith. We believe in one God in three Persons, working together as one.”
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‎He noted that the doctrine of the Trinity is rooted in Sacred Scripture, from Genesis to Revelation. He said the Son is of the same substance as the Father, while the Holy Spirit proceeds from both, reflecting the perfect communion within the Godhead.
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‎The Chancellor added that Trinity Sunday offers key lessons on love, unity, and communion, urging Christians to imitate the harmonious relationship shared by the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in their families and communities.
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‎Fr. Ndubisi also expressed concern over the negative impact of technology on family life. He observed that excessive use of mobile phones and digital devices has weakened communication and bonding in many homes. “Phones are meant to serve positive purposes and not become sources of division in families. Technology should bring people together, not separate them,” he cautioned.
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‎He encouraged families to set aside regular device-free periods for interaction, stressing that such moments strengthen ties and promote healthy communication. He further advised parents to remain close to their children, listen attentively, and create an atmosphere of openness and mutual understanding.
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‎“Genuine love begins with self-acceptance and extends to others. If you do not love yourself, it will be difficult to love the person beside you. Love, unity, and communion are essential for building strong families, peaceful communities, and a better society,” he concluded.
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‎Nonye is of the Ministry of Information, Anambra State
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