The joy of the Easter season continues to be felt in the Bamenda Ecclesiastical Province as Mamfe and Kumbo Dioceses have admitted more priests and deacons to the priestly Ministry. While there is every reason to celebrate, a formator has expressed concern over the quality of contemporary priests, stressing there is a need to match quantity to quality. During his recent Pastoral visit to Cameroon, the Holy Father equally expressed a similar concern as he urged bishops to remain ever more discerning in choosing priests. This notwithstanding, the Lord's vineyard continues to admit more labourers. Find out in this edition who was ordained and where .
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